"Bulb failure" light comes on everytime i press the break HELP!
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"Bulb failure" light comes on everytime i press the break HELP!
Well as the tittle says most of the time when i press the break pedal on my car the "bulb failure" light come on along with the super annoying beep on my cluster. Can anyone help me please
One other thing i dont get the light/beep when i turn my light switch **** to the "on" position thank you guys very much!
One other thing i dont get the light/beep when i turn my light switch **** to the "on" position thank you guys very much!
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Do all "break" lights illuminate when you press the pedal?
If not, correct by replacing with the correct incandescent bulb(s).
If the do light up, confirm that none are riced out LED's. If they are LED's, replace with the correct incandescent bulb(s) to confirm that is the cause of the alarm. From there do as you please. My opinion, that has not been asked for would be to drive the car with stock lighting. If you want LED brake lights, buy a newer model TT.
If not, correct by replacing with the correct incandescent bulb(s).
If the do light up, confirm that none are riced out LED's. If they are LED's, replace with the correct incandescent bulb(s) to confirm that is the cause of the alarm. From there do as you please. My opinion, that has not been asked for would be to drive the car with stock lighting. If you want LED brake lights, buy a newer model TT.
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Do all "break" lights illuminate when you press the pedal?
If not, correct by replacing with the correct incandescent bulb(s).
If the do light up, confirm that none are riced out LED's. If they are LED's, replace with the correct incandescent bulb(s) to confirm that is the cause of the alarm. From there do as you please. My opinion, that has not been asked for would be to drive the car with stock lighting. If you want LED brake lights, buy a newer model TT.
If not, correct by replacing with the correct incandescent bulb(s).
If the do light up, confirm that none are riced out LED's. If they are LED's, replace with the correct incandescent bulb(s) to confirm that is the cause of the alarm. From there do as you please. My opinion, that has not been asked for would be to drive the car with stock lighting. If you want LED brake lights, buy a newer model TT.
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