Brake Light Flasher - Page 9

etyu · 10-02-2006

WOOHOOO! YIPEEE!

(I am speechless).

noregret4life · 10-03-2006

Ok everyone... Here are the install and programming instructions.
If anything is unclear, please let me know and i will make the changes.

http://www.angelfire.com/planet/nore...leyman___1.pdf

etyu · 10-03-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by noregret4life

Ok everyone... Here are the install and programming instructions.
If anything is unclear, please let me know and i will make the changes.

http://www.angelfire.com/planet/nore...leyman___1.pdf

MAGNIFICENT WORK. Very professional. A work of art.

I can see why it took some time to assemble the Kleyman 1, 3rd Brake Light Flasher Module v1.5.

Just one quick question. On what panel are the two silver pins located (between which the resistor assembly would be attached)? I haven't had the chance to open the black plastic panel, I guess this should be self-evident when the panel is removed.

-1- · 10-03-2006

NR4L - EXCEPTIONAL WORK. Looking forward to receiving, installing, and using this product. THANKS!

jbanks15 · 10-03-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by noregret4life

Ok everyone... Here are the install and programming instructions.
If anything is unclear, please let me know and i will make the changes.

http://www.angelfire.com/planet/nore...leyman___1.pdf

Thanks! looks great! I was going to ask you to send the docs before shipping the part so I could read up on it.

noregret4life · 10-03-2006

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Originally Posted by etyu

Just one quick question. On what panel are the two silver pins located (between which the resistor assembly would be attached)? I haven't had the chance to open the black plastic panel, I guess this should be self-evident when the panel is removed.

Thanks everyone.

I guess i didn't make that clear if you are just reading the instrucitons and not installing. Once you open the rear panel, the 2 silver pins are actually the mounting spots for your license plate on the ouside of the trunk lid. Can't miss them.

There is very little room behind the panel, and the spot where to attach the resistor is smack in the middle away from everything.

jbanks15 · 10-03-2006

nr4l, you did such a great job on the directions. i am going to go through this whole thread and see if i missed any videos. i see the standard and the burst. do you plan on attaching any new vids based on the 5 switch positions? Thanks

question concerning service mode:

by default strobe burst no repeat is on. the blue dial is then at what position? full clockwise or full counter clockwise? in other words, if i want to go to service mode immediately, other than flipping 2 off and 3 on do i have to move the blue dial at all if i never have used flash? thanks

noregret4life · 10-03-2006

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Originally Posted by jbanks15

nr4l, you did such a great job on the directions. i am going to go through this whole thread and see if i missed any videos. i see the standard and the burst. do you plan on attaching any new vids based on the 5 switch positions? Thanks

Thanks jbanks15,

I'm not sure if those videos are still active, but i am trying to figure out how to put together an animated .gif pic, so it will be easy to download and host long term.

hope to have that up soon.

jbanks15 · 10-03-2006

you probably missed my question. hope it is not confusing:

question concerning service mode:

by default strobe burst no repeat is on. the blue dial is then at what position? full clockwise or full counter clockwise? in other words, if i want to go to service mode immediately, other than flipping 2 off and 3 on do i have to move the blue dial at all if i never have used flash? thanks

noregret4life · 10-03-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by jbanks15

you probably missed my question. hope it is not confusing:

question concerning service mode:

by default strobe burst no repeat is on. the blue dial is then at what position? full clockwise or full counter clockwise? in other words, if i want to go to service mode immediately, other than flipping 2 off and 3 on do i have to move the blue dial at all if i never have used flash? thanks

Sorry about that. Don't know where my head is this morning.

The blue dial is in "middle" position by default. So in order to go directly to service mode, you would need to flip 2 off, 3 on and turn the dial clockwise till the end.

Just to clear things up. The blue dial controls the rate of flashes during the "flashing" modes and "Constant Blinking". Not strobe burst. By selecting 2 off, 3 on, you are going into "Constant Blinking" mode, and by turning the blue dail, you are actually increasing the rate of the blinks to a point where it is constantly on.

Also, i just wanted to add that you can feel free to play with the various modes as much as you like. No need to power the car off either. Just lay off the brake and make adjust the settings, then test, and repeat if you like.

jbanks15 · 10-03-2006

excellent reply. thanks. you should get the check tomorrow or thursday.

easty · 10-03-2006

Fantastic instructions mate. Very professional. Have you not got some macroflash software? it should be quite easy to create a little example of the various modes in falsh.

noregret4life · 10-03-2006

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Originally Posted by easty

Fantastic instructions mate. Very professional. Have you not got some macroflash software? it should be quite easy to create a little example of the various modes in falsh.

Thanks for the tip easty.

Will be looking into that.

thanosSLK · 12-08-2006

noregret4life, I like most this flashing: http://vid67.photobucket.com/albums/...u/MOV00801.flv. This is the module's default behavior? Which mode is it, "3 Flashes, no repeat"?

If I also install LEDs for the license plate, will the car be affected due to the 3 resistors that will be installed? Forgive me about this if I'm wrong but I haven't performed such action before.

noregret4life · 12-08-2006

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Originally Posted by thanosSLK

noregret4life, I like most this flashing: http://vid67.photobucket.com/albums/...u/MOV00801.flv. This is the module's default behavior? Which mode is it, "3 Flashes, no repeat"?

If I also install LEDs for the license plate, will the car be affected due to the 3 resistors that will be installed? Forgive me about this if I'm wrong but I haven't performed such action before.

thanos, check my PM...

thanosSLK · 12-13-2006

noregret4life, don't you check your PMs??

What will happen if the brake light (or even the LEDs at other lights) burn?

How can we change the light/LED in this case?

DansSlk · 12-13-2006

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Originally Posted by thanosSLK

noregret4life, don't you check your PMs??

What will happen if the brake light (or even the LEDs at other lights) burn?

How can we change the light/LED in this case?

http://www.slkworld.com/off-topic/13...-my-leave.html

Cut him some slack with ya

mrm1955 · 01-27-2008

Where can I buy this unit? Mike

noregret4life · 01-27-2008

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Originally Posted by mrm1955

Where can I buy this unit? Mike

PM me, they are custom made.

st2288 · 04-18-2008

noregret4life,
I was thinking instead of using a resistor to fake out the computer. How about a small 12v light bulb attached across from +12 and gnd? it will a lot less heat generated. I did that to fake out a Bimmer for my friend's aftermarket HID . I tried it last night and it worked on the my 05 slk...