There was a guy on here selling led kits. They require a reprogram of the bikes computer. JJH
So I can't just buy a set of BMW ones for example & fit them? Sounds mad if so.
I can't see what reason there'd be for a computer program if they've got the capacitors etc.
Mad.
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What year is your bike? 2008 on is plug and play, earlier BMW do an extra loom. Try Motorworks.
Hmm, I may have to experiment here, not disbelieving you, but I can't see how it'd know that LED's with the correct resistors would show as different to incandescent bulbs - the whole point of the resistors is to stop the "fast flashing" fault indication so you'd think it'd spoof the CANBUS too.
Why doesn't the CANBUS react to an LED headlight or sidelight bulb replacing an incandescent?
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So I can't just buy a set of BMW ones for example & fit them? Sounds mad if so.
I can't see what reason there'd be for a computer program if they've got the capacitors etc.
Mad.
D
I have put the BMW LED indicators on my bike and no coding was required. They worked straight out the box. No errors at all.
A what?
What’s a 2016 trophy? Is that a triumph?
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