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Faulty Side Red Marker Light wanted.

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Old 12-25-2021, 11:55 AM
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Default Faulty Side Red Marker Light wanted.

Does anyone have any defective red side marker lights they no longer need?
 
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Old 12-25-2021, 12:46 PM
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Default They come in clear lenses also.

[url=http://LED Side Marker Light Kit and LED Cab Roof Smoke Lens Light Kits For 2003-2009 H2 Smoked Lens Amber/Front Red/Rear Replacement (Clear Lens Side Marker Lights) [ame]https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082GC4FCV/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_FFD3RFD48WAE3SGZGC9W?psc =1][/ame]

They come in clear lenses also. WAY better replacement then OEM.
 
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The OEM ones are LED and for virtually everyone they lasted at a bare minimum 10+ years so I'm not sure I'd say that some chinese ones are "WAY better" than the oem ones. I've never had a generic chinese automotive led light last more than a couple of years so far (name brand stuff has). If based on appearance, then that is just opinion. Not saying its a bad opinion or anything, just saying...

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"Way better" because the cheap ones are 1/10th the cost? H2 closing in on 20yrs since start of production. My 3 doesn't use rear side markers, however if I had to choose a replacement light that I don't see when I drive, I'd take a chance and keep the savings banked.
 
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Thanks guys, but I'm actually after a defective red side marker for analysis purposes. We don't use red in the UK so they're pretty scarce over here.

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Ah - I can look and see if I still have one. I've repaired them before. If I remember right the format of the diodes is a pretty standard square 4 pin 3mm dip package style that they use. You can carefully cut the back of the light open with a thin cutoff wheel on a rotary tool to get them open and then just silicone them back closed.
 
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Old 12-27-2021, 02:54 PM
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..MixManSC much appreciated 👍

There must be quite a few defective ones out there.

BTW they may fail because the LEDs are being driven-hard (60ma), this is towards the top-end of their operating region, add high high ambient temperatures to that it could could stress the diode-junction.

 
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It's ok, managed to get a couple locally as luck would have it.

Thanks for all the support 👍
 
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It's ok, managed to get a couple locally as luck would have it.

Thanks for all the support 👍
 

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