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Are there any plug-play solutions here? Local RV shop sold me a 7-pin to 7-pin in-line adapter for this issue, however it didn't work on my LR3 (the guy said it was known to work on German cars however he had not tried a Land Rover).
We're taking off on a trip next week and I was hoping for something quicker than adding load resistors to each tail light. I stopped at 2 other RV shops as well as U-Haul, but so far nobody really knows much of anything about this.
Are there any plug-play solutions here? Local RV shop sold me a 7-pin to 7-pin in-line adapter for this issue, however it didn't work on my LR3 (the guy said it was known to work on German cars however he had not tried a Land Rover).
We're taking off on a trip next week and I was hoping for something quicker than adding load resistors to each tail light. I stopped at 2 other RV shops as well as U-Haul, but so far nobody really knows much of anything about this.
are you towing a trailer with LED lights or old school lights? It only blinks if you are towing trailers equipped with LEDs... If the motor's running im not sure if its blinking or not...
My question is moot as I broke down and bought load resistors this morning after another adapter failed to solve the issue (same as before, packaging claims to work on mostly German cars).
I got the load resistors installed. I DO have the trailer icon when my turn signals are on -- this is new. However, the LEDs still flicker when the brake is off.
Rereading this thread, I now see this suggestion in past posts:
To prevent the trailer lights from pulsing, you will want to install a set of relays. Doing so will prevent the vehicle-produced pulses from reaching the LED lights...simply not enough energy emitted to activate the relay.
I guess more work is required...
Last edited by clarkritchie; Jun 19, 2018 at 05:38 PM.
Just towed our offroad trailer with the 05 lr3, it has led lights that flicker, spoke with army rover and was told on his the flicker will stop after a few minutes of shutting off the car, it did so realy it is more of an annoyance i guess
now i was not aware that there was a trailer mode lol
it never ceases to amaze me how land rover can over complicate and screw up such simple things lol
I had my local car stereo shop make this for me as per the wiring digram posted in this thread using a 6' extension cable. You can see that it simply goes in-line with the trailer.
I haven't used it yet, nor will I. I put incandescents on my trailer for the summer, and I've since decided to move on from the Land Rover brand. I will be posting this in the buy/sell forum here shortly.
Just towed our offroad trailer with the 05 lr3, it has led lights that flicker, spoke with army rover and was told on his the flicker will stop after a few minutes of shutting off the car, it did so realy
Excuse me, I use Wellmax light but I have a problem. Wired and installed these and everything works except no constant running lights. Brakes and blinkers working but that’s all. Any suggestions?
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Would it be simpler to just add some incandescent bulbs to the Circuit or rather than resistors and relays? What about replacing the LED tail lamps on the trailer with incandescent ones? Or leaving the LED but adding incandescent as well?
