There are some people on here that are making RUclips videos that are absolutely useless. But your video clear to the point and no useless jibber-jabber thanks for the info bro
In S60 1k resistors do the trick pretty well and don't need to be quite powerful. 0.25W are just fine since they'll only need to dissipate less than 0.144W of heat, but are quite enough to avoid annoying dim light and also to prevent CEM (or UEM) from thinking dome lights are not working or missing. S80 seems not to store such errors and 10k resistors are also fine (unless I have problems with electronics that prevent it to register these errors and I wrongfully assume it's all fine). In this case heat dissipation should be less than 0.0144W.
James, you used 36mm c5w sv8.5 bulb for all lights in interior? 4x front and 2x backseat? How about legs bulb? I would like to change my lights to philips vision... No leds
I would use some higher quality led’s. I use Sylvania Zevo because they have a heat sink built in, they don’t get hot and they have a lifetime warranty. Not sure if they have that size in blue but I know they have it in white and soft yellow.
I put some resistors on, 1w 100 ohm on mine and the resistors over heated (rear dome) gonna try again with some 2W resistors. Will let you know how I make out.
Thanks for the input! I'll pin your post as soon as you test them. Do you have similar 6-led Festoons? I'm thinking sometimes Festoons may look similar but may have a different components? Anyhow, let us know, thanks
Peppermint I installed the 2W resistors, they seem to be holding up fine. They are slightly bigger and it’s still important to install them such that they don’t make contact with any plastic components nearby as they do get hot and can melt the light housings.
@@HUB1987 hasnt happened to me yet , i have put cheap ones 2 euros 10pcs ob my volvo and also audi, but cheap non canbus in park light is on slightly, but depens on the led itself how much power they take, i just might have been lucky
There are some people on here that are making RUclips videos that are absolutely useless. But your video clear to the point and no useless jibber-jabber thanks for the info bro
Appreciate the feedback! Cheers
Your S60 maintenance videos are helpful and very appreciated. Thank you!
Muchas gracias por comparecer video ya que me resultó muy útil. La explicación clara y directo al punto que se requiere. Saludos desde Quito Ecuador
In S60 1k resistors do the trick pretty well and don't need to be quite powerful. 0.25W are just fine since they'll only need to dissipate less than 0.144W of heat, but are quite enough to avoid annoying dim light and also to prevent CEM (or UEM) from thinking dome lights are not working or missing.
S80 seems not to store such errors and 10k resistors are also fine (unless I have problems with electronics that prevent it to register these errors and I wrongfully assume it's all fine). In this case heat dissipation should be less than 0.0144W.
Thanks for the video. Very helpful.
Very good video but I used 36mm bulbs fitted perfect I also bought can bus error bulbs so no glowing when off
Thanks for the feedback!
James, you used 36mm c5w sv8.5 bulb for all lights in interior? 4x front and 2x backseat? How about legs bulb? I would like to change my lights to philips vision... No leds
Excellent
You are awesome, thank you!
Thanks for your help. It was tough getting this down.
The 2 bulbs are staying on 24/7 2 are fine, any ideas?
I would use some higher quality led’s. I use Sylvania Zevo because they have a heat sink built in, they don’t get hot and they have a lifetime warranty. Not sure if they have that size in blue but I know they have it in white and soft yellow.
do the foot lights need a resistor???
dear friend size Exactly how many should I get? 31mm 36mm 39mm ?
Can you write the length of the bulps. I don wanna buy the wrong size
the correct size is 41or42mm, //i had 39mm and they fit there as well//. But in the trunk , only 41/42mm will fit.
I put some resistors on, 1w 100 ohm on mine and the resistors over heated (rear dome) gonna try again with some 2W resistors. Will let you know how I make out.
Thanks for the input! I'll pin your post as soon as you test them. Do you have similar 6-led Festoons? I'm thinking sometimes Festoons may look similar but may have a different components? Anyhow, let us know, thanks
Peppermint I installed the 2W resistors, they seem to be holding up fine. They are slightly bigger and it’s still important to install them such that they don’t make contact with any plastic components nearby as they do get hot and can melt the light housings.
Peppermint here is a link to a short video I put together for the footwell lights. ruclips.net/video/pFg6LKxZmcE/видео.html
@@Bigtime_mcalpine Great! I'm pinning your comment to let others know
Just use 10kOhm resistor parallel to LED bulb. It will take 0.02Watt under 14Volts. It works well in my S60 '08. LED do not glow when turned off.
Can you buy lights with resistors already built into bulb
its called canbus, you dont need em for interior lights
@@FRStudioss true but I find that bulbs with out canbus tend to stay on when ment to be off no trouble with the canbus ones
@@HUB1987 hasnt happened to me yet , i have put cheap ones 2 euros 10pcs ob my volvo and also audi, but cheap non canbus in park light is on slightly, but depens on the led itself how much power they take, i just might have been lucky
This bulbs don't fit my 2008 V70, it takes round bulbs with a plastic base as a one unit with the bulb
Buy better quality led and you won't have the light always on.
I don't have that issue.
What leds do you have?
I’d like to know part number/model as well