OBD ERROR CANCELLER BOX (T10 W5W) - Car
100% Plug & Play anti-error module for W5W position light, very compact and safe (thermal protection included), neutralizing 99% of errors related to lack of electrical consumption.
- Compact design: Its small size allows for easy placement in various locations, without clutter.
- Optimal thermal management : Thanks to its aluminum design with multiple fins and a resistor calibrated at 2.5 Watts, the housing maintains a maximum temperature of 90°C. It can be installed in a headlight unit without risk of melting. However, make sure not to cover it with a sheath and to leave space around it.
- Heat protection: Unlike standard resistors, which must absolutely not be placed in a headlight at the risk of melting components, our new W5W module generates controlled heat, thus reducing risks related to high temperatures.
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A simple and reassuring T10-W5W anti-error unit
The OBD anti-error device for T10 W5W bulb will allow you to eliminate 99% of OBD errors.
Practical and very compact, it fits everywhere and easily connects to your original connectors. You just need to remove your T10 W5W LED bulb and insert this box between the two. This OBD anti-error W5W T10 module increases electrical consumption by +/- 2.5 Watts, which allows the elimination of "burnt-out bulb" error messages.
Another advantage of this box is that you will not have to worry about its placement. It poses no risk to the plastics of your headlight, nor to the surrounding wires. Its maximum operating temperature reaches 90 °C, then self-regulates and never exceeds this value thanks to its resistor calibrated at 2.5 Watts and its 100% aluminum radiator-shaped design with multiple fins. It barely heats up: so you have no risk related to the heat produced, unlike classic resistors (orange) which generate very high heat (regularly exceeding 200 °Celsius).
GOOD TO KNOW
If you notice any issue of poor contact related to the Plug&Play connector, don't worry, this can happen on certain vehicles. In this specific case, you will need to try tightening the contacts inside the connectors or simply make a new electrical connection using crimp terminals or soldering.