H13 9008 LED Headlight Error Free Canbus Decoder Anti-Flicker ResistorforDodgeef

Description

You purchased an HID or LED kit and your lights flicker / flash / or do not stay on? Chances are your vehicle has a CANBUS system which monitors the light bulb sockets and thinks your bulbs are out. HID and LED do not put the same load on the vehicle as regular halogen bulbs.

Fitment:

2006-2012 Dodge Ram 1500 2500 3500

2005-2010 Dodge Dakota 

2007-2012 Dodge Caliber 

2007-2011 Dodge Nitro

2009-2014 Dodge Challenger

2005-2009 Dodge Durango 

2008-2010 Dodge Grand Caravan 

2009 with 2 Headlight System Only

2010 with 2 Headlight System Only

2 pieces (a pair) of H13 Type Error Fixer / Warning Canceller / Bulb out solution

Type of function: 

Ensure no error when installing LED Light or Xenon HID Conversion kit for Headlight, Fog Light or Daytime Running Light with H13 Type plug (ANY HID OR LED KIT) 

Plugs between the car wiring and the wiring provided with your kit. Example: If your kit is a H13 kit, it will plug to the vehicle, and the other end will plug to the wiring connector that came with the H13 HID or LED kit.

Capacitor Module (attached) can be cut off - May not be needed for some vehicle models. On others, its needed for stabilization of voltage.

More Features:

It works as warning canceller, decoder, capacitor, or blinker rapid Flash Equalizer to ensure no error message for LED Light or Xenon HID Lighting to install on Headlight (high or low beam) / H13 housing adapter socket

It will overcome the problem of OBC Warning Error code, excessive flashing or bulb rejection; since standard LED light and Xenon HID light may not work properly on European and latest Japanese vehicles with OBC CAN Bus wiring system

H13 Lamp bulb connector / socket that works with all single beam HID kits

Male and Female connector included

Easy pre-wired, Plug & Play installation. No cutting.

Equips with 50W 6 Ohm Load Resistor

It works ~10V-15V 

Package Includes:

2pcs Type Error Fixer

 

Notice: 

These get HOT. They are resistors, so please mount them on a metal, or floating in the air.

Do not mount on plastics that can melt or touch with your finger when on.