You need to get the LED's that have a "load" resistor built into the circuit so the MINI thinks the bulb is still good.....
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You need to get the ones identified as "canbus error free" LED bulbs...
Tons of them on ebay....
error free canbus led bulbs | eBay-
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Thanks for the suggestions. I put LED bulbs in my Clubman and right away got the bulb out.
I would like to use the fogs as driving lights.-
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Brighter in a fog light is kind of counter productive if you want the light to function as a fog light. Brighter bulbs should not give you any bulb out warnings. LED bulbs will, because there is not enough current draw from them.
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Get an 35 W HID fog light kit ONLY. (Not 55 W kit) $29.99
A 55W kit will get too hot for the plastic housing but your lens will be ok because its glass. not worth the issues. Just stick with the 35w.
I have them and they have worked great for years. The kits are well made with waterproof connectors and sealed digital ultra-thin ballasts. (Easy plug and play)
The fog bulb size is : H11 for an R53
DDM Tuning 35W and 55W HID Kits
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any idea who makes the LEDs with the resistor?
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Thanks Metalman
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
LED's suck at driving lights......