To install a load resistor (load simulator / "fault signal stopper", typically 50W / 6 Ohm) on the taillights when replacing them with LED taillights, connect the resistor in parallel to the LED bulb (between the positive terminal of the parking/brake light and ground) – either using wire taps/clamps or by soldering. The resistor gets very hot, so be sure to mount it on a metal part of the vehicle body and away from any plastic.
Step-by-step instructions:
Preparation: Obtain suitable resistors (typically 6.8 ohms or 50 W / 6 ohms).
Locate the wires: Find the wires leading to the desired bulb (e.g., brake light or turn signal).
Connection: Connect one end of the resistor to the positive wire of the bulb and the other end to the ground (negative) wire.
Secure the wires: Use the supplied terminals or solder the connections.
Safety: Screw or attach the resistor to a metal part of the vehicle body, as it gets very hot during operation.
This method eliminates error messages from the on-board computer and prevents the turn signals from flashing too rapidly.
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Aire & Viento GmbH
Am Neumarkt 30
Hamburg
Hamburg, Deutschland, 22041
kontakt@aire-viento.de
https://www.aire-viento.de
