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After looking into the Error system and other products on the market to clear errors there was nothing as solid as just having the halogen sidelight bulb in the car.
You could replace the sidelight with a canbus LED with the resistors built onto the bulb...> The downside to this is that the bulb tends to run hotter, the same heat is given off as the halogen 501 bulb, this would mean the bulb will fail after around 20 - 50 hours of use. The LED's them selves wont fail, the chips in the circuit heat off and fall off causing the bulb to fail.
Another option was to buy a canceller loom, this had a built on resistor fitted to it so it would clear the error and a non canbus bulb can be used...> The downside to this is that the resistor could fail causing the bulb not work, you would need to remove the loom for the bulb to work and then you have the error back again.
Newly Designed by myself i have made a loom that holds a LED and a 501 halogen bulb.
The led goes into your holder and shines nice and white, the other holder houses a halogen bulb tricking the computer into thinking there is a halogen bulb connected keeping that error away. the other advantage is that it takes some of the slack from the LED to keep it running for longer.
There are 2 holders on here. a softer flexi type or a harder type. Work out which one fits best into your holder and plug the halogen into the other. you can leave the halogen in the back of the headlamp and plug in a watch the error dissapier on existing side lights or you can purchase some on our to match.
These are £8 including postage.
2nd class recorded postal is used with this product unless another item is bought.
Thanks
You could replace the sidelight with a canbus LED with the resistors built onto the bulb...> The downside to this is that the bulb tends to run hotter, the same heat is given off as the halogen 501 bulb, this would mean the bulb will fail after around 20 - 50 hours of use. The LED's them selves wont fail, the chips in the circuit heat off and fall off causing the bulb to fail.
Another option was to buy a canceller loom, this had a built on resistor fitted to it so it would clear the error and a non canbus bulb can be used...> The downside to this is that the resistor could fail causing the bulb not work, you would need to remove the loom for the bulb to work and then you have the error back again.
Newly Designed by myself i have made a loom that holds a LED and a 501 halogen bulb.
The led goes into your holder and shines nice and white, the other holder houses a halogen bulb tricking the computer into thinking there is a halogen bulb connected keeping that error away. the other advantage is that it takes some of the slack from the LED to keep it running for longer.

There are 2 holders on here. a softer flexi type or a harder type. Work out which one fits best into your holder and plug the halogen into the other. you can leave the halogen in the back of the headlamp and plug in a watch the error dissapier on existing side lights or you can purchase some on our to match.
These are £8 including postage.
2nd class recorded postal is used with this product unless another item is bought.
Thanks