Yes. This great video worked perfectly. MIne was the resister labelled 0, but the concept was the same. Thanks for much for posting this. It took 20 mins total not including taking out the light and putting it back that I would have had to do anyway. YOU ROCK!
Thanks for the informative video. I completed this repair on my 2014 Sonata, both taillights were inoperative. Each board required tow components to be resoldered. My technique was to use a 60 Watt stick (40 Watts wasn't enough, 60 Watts on the edge of too much heat). I melted a (very)slight bit of solder to the tip, heated the joint and allowed the entrained solder to flow. With 60 Watts the existing joint solder melted quickly and helped make a good joint. Hint: clean the board before and after with 95% or better Isopropal alcohol.).
Thanks for the great video, I got me headed in the right direction when fixing a friends car today. In our case both the small side led's and the entire tail light were dark and flickering when driving. I resoldered the resistor you showed as well as 2 others that were cracked and walla problem solved. Thanks for the help, that is 600 bucks that can now be spent elsewhere!!!
@@jimmymoore4500 I honestly do not remember. Once I accessed the circuit board I looked at it thru a strong magnifying lens and I could actually see the cracked solder joints I just reflowed those joints and it was fixed, working till this day in fact. Good luck with your repair!
Thanks for the great post. I am having the same issue, so I would like to try this repair but have one question. How did you cut out the plastic material over the circuit board? The board is very close to this surface. You showed the black out line on the gray plastic but did not discuss the tool or method that you used to make this cutout. Any help would be appreciated. Steve
Do you know which Fuse in the fuse box is the tail light? I wanna try that first, both my tail lights r out on my 2014 hyundai sonata, and i dont think i can do all the stuff u are doing, i have no tools and no experience
Yes. This great video worked perfectly. MIne was the resister labelled 0, but the concept was the same. Thanks for much for posting this. It took 20 mins total not including taking out the light and putting it back that I would have had to do anyway. YOU ROCK!
Thanks, I did
Thanks for the informative video. I completed this repair on my 2014 Sonata, both taillights were inoperative. Each board required tow components to be resoldered. My technique was to use a 60 Watt stick (40 Watts wasn't enough, 60 Watts on the edge of too much heat). I melted a (very)slight bit of solder to the tip, heated the joint and allowed the entrained solder to flow. With 60 Watts the existing joint solder melted quickly and helped make a good joint.
Hint: clean the board before and after with 95% or better Isopropal alcohol.).
Thanks. They won’t pass mine without these!
Thank you sir!
Followed your instructions and it worked like a charm.
Thanks for the great video, I got me headed in the right direction when fixing a friends car today. In our case both the small side led's and the entire tail light were dark and flickering when driving. I resoldered the resistor you showed as well as 2 others that were cracked and walla problem solved. Thanks for the help, that is 600 bucks that can now be spent elsewhere!!!
I know this is old but what other resistors did you fix as far as the whole light assembly flickering and going dark.
@@jimmymoore4500 I honestly do not remember. Once I accessed the circuit board I looked at it thru a strong magnifying lens and I could actually see the cracked solder joints I just reflowed those joints and it was fixed, working till this day in fact. Good luck with your repair!
Thank you so much, Great video, I did and fixed my car.
Thank you for helping me , but that section in the middle still flickering while am parking, ...even my brake light are perfect 🥰 ....
Thanks for the great post. I am having the same issue, so I would like to try this repair but have one question. How did you cut out the plastic material over the circuit board? The board is very close to this surface. You showed the black out line on the gray plastic but did not discuss the tool or method that you used to make this cutout. Any help would be appreciated.
Steve
I used just a cut off wheel. just don't go any deeper then you need to
@@billgoatgarage Thanks so much for the reply.
Hello,thanks for your video,my car is the same,in our case both led's parking light go on and off ,please help me how I can fix it, thanks
Do you know which Fuse in the fuse box is the tail light? I wanna try that first, both my tail lights r out on my 2014 hyundai sonata, and i dont think i can do all the stuff u are doing, i have no tools and no experience
Thanks it worked for me !!
What about to how to fix the inner neon light of that tail light?
Thanks for the video! I
Is ther any name on circuit board