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Deleting the Bulb Failure Warning Sensor 200 1993

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posted by  Art Benstein on  Fri Nov 2 06:18 CST 2018
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Probably the easiest way to delete the bulb out warning sensor is to use a junkyard or dud sensor relay, gutting it, and wiring the bypass in its plug. The reason to do this is not to extinguish the annoying yellow warning lamp, which could easily be removed, but because faulty solder in the expensive sensor can make it its own worst enemy, causing lighting failures:







If you do it this way instead of mangling the wiring harness, you can easily put it back when you get second thoughts about the LEDs.

Also check Dave Barton's page. Dave has a nice web site.

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Art Benstein near Baltimore

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