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On a south african e30 325 the obc back light for the display isn't working and there is an unattached yellow wire coming out the back of it. What does this wire do? and is it related to the back light display not workin? Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks

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Maybe nothing - but it's not uncommon for the bulbs to go. They can easily be replaced with LEDs if you do a bit of V=IR and what out what LEDs/Resistors to get.

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Yellow wire has nothing to do with lights. You will need to replace the bulbs. This should show you how to do it with replacement bulbs, can be done with LED's but you will have to figure it out what resistance to use.

Think you should sticky this Andrew..?

OBC globe replacement

Will

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Yellow wire has nothing to do with lights. You will need to replace the bulbs. This should show you how to do it with replacement bulbs, can be done with LED's but you will have to figure it out what resistance to use.

Think you should sticky this Andrew..?

OBC globe replacement

Will

Great thread - stickied.

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Haha finally!

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I've been having OBC lighting issues.

Just wanted to say thanks on such a good write up.

Cheers Will

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