kenehresman
02-17-2007, 10:57 PM
Ok, so If I understand this all correctly, and the CCM received a signal from the LKM that the lights are not functioning correctly, a simple and permanent fix for the dreaded brake light circuit error would be to locate the appropriate resistor inthe LKM that is responsible for raising or lowering the open circuit resistance value that trips the light right??
Anyone know what resistor this is? or have a COMPLETE LKM schematic?
Since basic ohms laws apply to all these circuits, I don't think Hanz had his own laws of electricity simpley piggy backing the right resistor, (fixed or variable) either on top of (parallel to) or in circuit with (serial) will allow us to manipulate this circuit....
Anyone's thoughts?
The other option, is to hardwire the input to the CMM on the brake light circuit (pin 7 I think on the X19) to either a logic high or low depending on what sets this error...
Anyone know what resistor this is? or have a COMPLETE LKM schematic?
Since basic ohms laws apply to all these circuits, I don't think Hanz had his own laws of electricity simpley piggy backing the right resistor, (fixed or variable) either on top of (parallel to) or in circuit with (serial) will allow us to manipulate this circuit....
Anyone's thoughts?
The other option, is to hardwire the input to the CMM on the brake light circuit (pin 7 I think on the X19) to either a logic high or low depending on what sets this error...