What is that ?What happened when you have he LED in reverse polarity?
What he means is to remove the bulb, spin it 180° and reinstall it into the socket. Sometimes with bulbs, especially LED's it will change the way current moves through the circuit. I have led bulbs in my autometer gauges, and had to spin them around to light up.What is that ?
Okay I will try it . I contacting superbright and they saidWhat he means is to remove the bulb, spin it 180° and reinstall it into the socket. Sometimes with bulbs, especially LED's it will change the way current moves through the circuit. I have led bulbs in my autometer gauges, and had to spin them around to light up.
I FIgure it outI would check the grounds or contact the company who sold or makes the lights
I FIgure it out
The bulb don't fit into the socket all the way
Which causing it not to ground correct
And Still couldn't get it to work
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