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Thx to Matt for selling me his Hanabi Tail Lights which I install this afternoon. Much better then the bright red.

Love those lights Haz. Whatever business you're in to be able to afford all these mods at once, I should be in

Jim I'll tell you my secret on the 8th.

Looks good Harry! Once the Teins go on you'll have to put up a profile page to detail all your mods!

Pity only the wagons get the LED's. But the sedan consolation prize is the taillight tints at least.

Arith wrote:Pity only the wagons get the LED's. But the sedan consolation prize is the taillight tints at least.

Pity they aren't made any more!!

I wish that I can get my new F.............. lights to work.

hazz they look the part mate love em.....HOT HOT HOT

Best looking tail lights for the Gen 4's you can buy mate

Glad they went to a good home

Here's my lights but unfortunately the f....ken things dont work on my car, they keep on triggering off the ABS and VDC every time I install them,but when I go back to the original lights all goes back to normal ANY IDEAS ANY ONE

^^^ Georgie, are yours the full LED units? If so, that could be the issue.

I know that when a mate of mine installed LED everything into his VW it started to throw up all sorts of lights... He landed up removing the LED tail lights & all was good.

I have to admit, if a major company like Hanabi didn't do full LED tail lights, there could infact be a reason for it... Mind you, a relay kit or something like that may sort it out.

Supplier is working with my problem as we speak
FULL LED'S

There's some discussion of this in the July issue of Silicon Chip magazine.
There's a proposed solution using a relay shown here: http://siliconchip.com.au/cms/A_112042/article.html

Shit Ric that looks all to hard for a set of lights, he has offered to take them back and refund my money.But for now they are trying to fix the problem
Cheers George

That's showing the entire braking circuit, for two different types of car.
The modification is just: One relay, one diode, and one resistor.

Edit:
Relay: $5.95 http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=SY4070 (30A SPDT)
Diode: $0.50 http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=ZR1004 (1N4004)
Resistor: $0.40 http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=RR3242 (4.7 ohm 5 Watt)

Great article Ric, bookmarked. I initially though the series resistor setup would work, as used for LED indicator lamp conversions (to stop them flashing so fast).