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Old May 27, 2025 | 12:42 PM
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driver side led headlamp is flashing the drl led strip. customer replaced driver side headlight assembly because it was broken. led strip only on driver side is flashing. figured bad assembly got another one same result. replaced module attached to assembly same result. checked wiring on both headlight assemblies. has same readings on both sides. dont have access to fdrs took to another shop to have them program the headlight module we installed same results. drl wire is toggling 8 volts and pin 14 and 15 which are the lin bus wires pin 14 is dead and pin 15 has 8.5 volts. ive tried looking for the headlamp control module says its under steering wheel cant find it. after messing with it and programming it the left low beam and high beam dont come on anymore. b1d00-14 b14e5-01 b14e5-55 are the current codes. plz help im flag rate lol
 
Old May 27, 2025 | 01:30 PM
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Do a bench test without removing headlights, just the electrical connectors, if it's fine, and you know for sure the new module was programmed correctly, just reset the module, you know it's the problem. If you have a scanner like foxwell nt510 elite, you should be able to reset it. If you used ids for programming you should also be able to reset the module with it.
 
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