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LED front turn signal bulbs
Since the rear LED turn signal bulbs are not on all the time and are only used intermittently (signaling to turn or using hazards, obviously), those resistors still turn HOT quite fast. My question: I'm just curious... Anybody else with a 2000-2003 X5 have any bulbs or resistors fail or overheat when installed on the FRONT LED turn signals- especially since the front turn signals/corner lights will be on and remain lit much longer when driving with headlights on? Depending on what experiences other X5 owners have with bulbs, I'm going to decide to use either the LED bulbs or chromed Stealth Bulbs. Any comments/feedback would be appreciated!
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Jonathan,
We spoke before but like I said we have never had a resistor fail and if it does, we'll send you a new one no problem. We use these resistors in all sorts of applications from LED Turn signals to HID retrofits, they are quite robust units and are designed to get hot. Just make sure when you mount them that they are positioned away from any painted or plastic surfaces.
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Thanks for the reassurance and the great customer service, Nick!
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