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As for the voltages (averaged from the PWM signal) it seems there are three different brightness level on the tails: - Tails - about 5v on all four lamps Normal Braking - about 10v on the lower lamps and 5v on the uppers (so no change on the uppers). Hard Braking - full voltage on all four lamps. I think this is the feature known as adaptive brake lights. Hard to see happen as I think it requires the ABS to kick in before this mode fires up! :dunno: |
Thanks for all the input, and the great info wpoll!
So previous owner put in a green socket, which is for pre-facelift and not needed for my car correct? So I just need to order a new white socket and we're all good to go. This is what my two look like, bulbs have different location terminals as well. Is 7506 the correct bulb for the white socket? https://preview.ibb.co/novFHe/0884_B..._C92_A0_A3.jpg |
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I bought mine about a month ago, with the "Check Rear Lights" and "Check Brake Lights" like you. On my driver's side, there was a green and white socket, forget which was where. Yet on the passenger side, both were green. Did you ever find anything that was a definitive source for both my year and yours? I can't get rid of these "check brake lights" errors! |
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A pre-facelift should be all green. An LCI (facelift) should be all white. Check your build-date for info on pre/post-facelift etc. LCI builds are around 09/2003 onwards (i.e. MY2004). But biggest giveaway is the headlights.... https://xoutpost.com/attachments/x5-...42471676_n.jpg (image from Munkhtulga) |
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Who knew tail lights could be so complex :-) |
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