RAJSAMRA20 · Aug 24, 2014

Hello,

I already have the supercharged rear lights fitted on my 2003 and now want to fit the 2010 rear led lights.

Would I need anything else other than:

15 ohm resistor: (https://www.pimpmyrange.co.uk/produc...906fd3649812fb)

Rubber fitting holders: (https://www.pimpmyrange.co.uk/produc...906fd3649812fb)

Thanks in advance

2.0_hippo · Aug 24, 2014

you need a lot more than that in regards to the wiring.

if your not able to make your own circuit board i would suggest buying the ready made boxes that you wire in. otherwise the lights wont work properly

RAJSAMRA20 · Aug 24, 2014

Should have known with it being a Range Rover, they are more complicated than we or at least I think.

I bought the 2010 Brand new rear genuine lights today (£225 inc postage for the pair).

Is it really worth going through the hassle of fitting them?

2.0_hippo · Aug 24, 2014

RAJSAMRA20 said:
Should have known with it being a Range Rover, they are more complicated than we or at least I think.

I bought the 2010 Brand new rear genuine lights today (£225 inc postage for the pair).

Is it really worth going through the hassle of fitting them?

Yea deffo worth it

£225 for the pair is a steal !!

Another £120 for the wiring boxes and your good to go

Selling your old lights will cover most of the cost too

RAJSAMRA20 · Aug 25, 2014

Excellent. Thank you very much for quick responses.

Would these be the circuit boards that you mentioned earlier? Range Rover L322 2010 Rear light Blinking fog light fix (02-05 cars)

So these boards, resistors and the rubber holders will complete the package for me?

2.0_hippo · Aug 25, 2014

RAJSAMRA20 said:
Excellent. Thank you very much for quick responses.

Would these be the circuit boards that you mentioned earlier? Range Rover L322 2010 Rear light Blinking fog light fix (02-05 cars)

So these boards, resistors and the rubber holders will complete the package for me?

Nope

These are the ones

Range Rover L322 Rear lights 2010 Original led interface for 2002/2004 models | eBay

RAJSAMRA20 · Aug 25, 2014

Thank you. Will order them tomorrow and let you know how I get on. =)

2.0_hippo · Aug 25, 2014

RAJSAMRA20 said:
Thank you. Will order them tomorrow and let you know how I get on. =)

good luck !

not tried those units myself, i designed my own. but by the looks of things they are the real deal.

keep us posted

Alun1976 · Apr 12, 2015

RAJSAMRA20 said:
Should have known with it being a Range Rover, they are more complicated than we or at least I think.

I bought the 2010 Brand new rear genuine lights today (£225 inc postage for the pair).

Is it really worth going through the hassle of fitting them?

Where you find these 2010 LED lights so cheap?

Alun1976 · Apr 12, 2015

2.0_hippo said:
good luck !

not tried those units myself, i designed my own. but by the looks of things they are the real deal.

keep us posted

Any help hippo on the design on the interface you made? [emoji57]

Alun1976 · Apr 17, 2015

Alun1976 said:
Any help hippo on the design on the interface you made? [emoji57]

??

2.0_hippo · Apr 17, 2015

how much do you know regarding electronics ?

you only need a relay and a resistor.

Resistor you can get off "powerfullUK" from ebay - this will be wired inline with the +ve of the indicator to slow down the fast flashing indicator.

the relay needs to be wired into the side lights to stop the flickering lights due to the LCM checking for blown lamps.

then you will need diagnostics to disable the blown lamp warnings you will get.

or if you want the easy route you can splash the cash and opt for the ready made units that are on ebay that "state" that their wiring box fixes all the issues.

never used them myself, but worth ago just to see what circuit they used inside

good luck !

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