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OMG that was for BOTH? I saw that auction but it only read "right light".You dont want to do the mod? If not you can sell them really quickly.
No. This was another, in this one he dont post pictures of the back of the lights. I ask him for those pictures, when he respond with the pictures I buy them really quickly. And I know the other listing that you are talking, I ask to the guy if he was selling both or just one. He toll me that like the pictures show. Both. Then I try to make him reduce the shipping that was 121$ but he never responded.
Hello guys. Where can I find this connector? The male.
Yes. The H13 but I was trying to get the exact plug...
All I can say is, good luck. I emailed yazaki about the female connector and asked if a male mate existed- they said, “not that we make”. I asked for the drawings for it- they said “you’d have to contact the OEM that holds them”. I wasn’t sure what that meant, other than if it was specifically made for FCA, and they hold the drawings?
Thanks Roman. I cant wait... Happy holidays
Yes, with them being turned 180 degrees, the detection zones face in opposite directions. Those parameters are set in the firmware.Hmm... so even though They are both the same model number, they are different?
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So this will get blindspot working on 1500's?Bringing the thread back from the dead.
I got the Arduino Due with dual can interfaces from Copperhill and put into an aluminum with a panel mount connector. It actually uses the same 12 pin that the tail lights use.
Spent a little time messing with the programming. Started with just a simple forwarding of all messages but with modifying vehicle line on the way to the BSMs. That worked for the most part but had intermittent buffer over run issues.
I did more data logging and figure out what messages generated the most traffic. There are 4 (out of 130ish in my case) messages that seemingly generate 50% of the traffic. After doing some research on those frames, I deemed them safe to discard and not forward to the BSMs. That seems to have resolved the issues. I am going to see if can change anything else to increase the margins a bit more but it's pretty well at a good working point now.
Now I need to find a permanent spot to mount it. Thinking either under the dash, center console or under the driver's seat.
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Yes it does. It all works; the lights, chimes, and cross path work as they should.
This is a really good Happy New Year news.Bringing the thread back from the dead.
I got the Arduino Due with dual can interfaces from Copperhill and put into an aluminum with a panel mount connector. It actually uses the same 12 pin that the tail lights use.
Spent a little time messing with the programming. Started with just a simple forwarding of all messages but with modifying vehicle line on the way to the BSMs. That worked for the most part but had intermittent buffer over run issues.
I did more data logging and figure out what messages generated the most traffic. There are 4 (out of 130ish in my case) messages that seemingly generate 50% of the traffic. After doing some research on those frames, I deemed them safe to discard and not forward to the BSMs. That seems to have resolved the issues. I am going to see if can change anything else to increase the margins a bit more but it's pretty well at a good working point now.
Now I need to find a permanent spot to mount it. Thinking either under the dash, center console or under the driver's seat.
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