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Hello, once again i´m asking for your precious help :help:
My rear right turn indicator on my 520da Touring 2008 (E61) still blinks but with 5% of the normal light intensity, i am not even shore that other cars see it at night... problem is that the turn indicator is in this case build with "leds", the error that i get is "turn indicator rear right failure!"... Has it happen before to someone here ? any suggestion ? |
This is not a very common problem, but when it happens, there are no easy solutions. I think the only solution for this it is the replacement of the complete tail light. The leds are built in the case and there is no easy DIY for solving it.
Sorry for that. |
Originally Posted by pmgoliv
(Post 1469840)
This is not a very common problem, but when it happens, there are no easy solutions. I think the only solution for this it is the replacement of the complete tail light. The leds are built in the case and there is no easy DIY for solving it.
Sorry for that. do you know if it possible to remove the module were the leds are ? if i could remove it maybe i could solve the problem... |
Originally Posted by PauloBMW
(Post 1470007)
Hello pmgoliv,
do you know if it possible to remove the module were the leds are ? if i could remove it maybe i could solve the problem... A possibility would be to buy a broken tail light from a wrecked car and switch the inside... |
Originally Posted by pmgoliv
(Post 1470112)
Perhaps it could be possible, but I think there are no spare parts for it. You would have to rebuild the led module. Not easy, if even possible...
A possibility would be to buy a broken tail light from a wrecked car and switch the inside... |
Originally Posted by PauloBMW
(Post 1470167)
My doubt is if it is possible to remove the led module from inside of the tail light ?
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Originally Posted by PauloBMW
(Post 1470654)
No more suggestions ?
The problem is that the LEDs are on a PCB which is molded within the light unit. So removing the PCB would involve damaging the complete structure of the light unit from the inner side. Tried to even remove the plastic and check from the other side but damaged more than good. In the end decided to buy another second hand unit. So, LEDs do work for a lifetime but the connection parts are susceptible to physical damage (flat cables, PCB's). |
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