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Rear LED fog I purchased. Two sets of the LEDs didn't function (see the circles, each is two pairs of non-functioning LEDs). Was sent a replacement so obviously I have
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LED Fog (repair or project)
Rear LED fog I purchased. Two sets of the LEDs didn't function (see the circles, each is two pairs of non-functioning LEDs).
Was sent a replacement so obviously I have no need for this. Might be a really easy fix but I'm not good with LEDs or solder. All the other lights work fine and are of uniform brightness. Picture looks a bit deceiving due to the angle. Comes with nothing but the light and the short wires off the back.. constant on, flash, and ground. $50 shipped via paypal. Keep in mind this will not be covered by warranty so I don't want anyone thinking they can just return this for a replacement. Keeping it honest. 
Last edited by MattP725; 11-28-2011 at 08:50 PM. Reason: Forgot picture |
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