EVO X MR DRL re-pin (for those having issues with LED's)
Apr 4, 2014, 03:00 PM
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Thanks so much Bike Mech! All I wanted to do was get the LEDs in without harming wires and you found the way! Lol. Originally I was trying the other harness because it had no power until the car is on and the parking brake is down (yes I'm too lazy to unplug the battery). This took like 15 min. Awesome. Hopefully they last without resistors. I don't really want to tap into the wires to put in resistors. Thanks again.
I was theorizing with a friend of mine....... On that particular bulb type, we were wondering if they were built to handle heat at the bottom of the bulb with the power wire in lead. And being that mitsubishi put the hot wire on the side.... we were wondering if that was causing the issue with the LED's .... Not quite sure because in an incandescent bulb the heat is focused on the element which lights up......
who knows..... I'm just glad everything is still working well
Apr 19, 2015, 09:58 AM
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THANK YOU for the super helpful post. Just ran into the LED DRL issue on my 2015 and probably wouldn't have figured this out. Great job.
Just one thing you might clarify: On the driver side, you want the black and TEAL wires, not light blue. There are dark blue, light blue, and teal wires all running to this plug. The pictures show this, but the write up was a bit confusing for me here.
Thanks again!
Just one thing you might clarify: On the driver side, you want the black and TEAL wires, not light blue. There are dark blue, light blue, and teal wires all running to this plug. The pictures show this, but the write up was a bit confusing for me here.
Thanks again!
Jun 18, 2015, 09:21 AM
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I tried the nokya yellows and it melted my wiring harness! apparently the bulbs are for "short duration" usage only. WTF man. Warning to all about these bulbs.
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Thank you for this post just one thing on the driver side its the light green wire and black to switch had to look up the wire diagram when my l.e.d.'s didnt light. But thank you so much would have taken me forever to figure out
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Edit: On a 2009 you shouldn't have a problem.... On the 2012 and newer, Mitsu swapped the wires making it a -12vdc rather than a +12vdc. So LED bulbs won't turn on for us. Unless we buy LED's that are -12vdc capable. We also run into problems with burning out regular bulbs.
put your finger in the other plug. you should feel the two male pins (my headlights only had two pins installed.
This way you'll know which two colors to swap. Sorry I would have figured they'd keep the harnesses the same.
put your finger in the other plug. you should feel the two male pins (my headlights only had two pins installed.
This way you'll know which two colors to swap. Sorry I would have figured they'd keep the harnesses the same.
