Rockabillyroy
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Stealth air compressor coupler?I can't imagine what would go here, but I would love to see some serious and joke ideas, lol.
Like who wouldn't want a snack holder inside their taillights, am I right?
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Stealth air compressor coupler?I can't imagine what would go here, but I would love to see some serious and joke ideas, lol.
Like who wouldn't want a snack holder inside their taillights, am I right?
This is awesome!! Can’t wait for the fix. Love the lightsIt's definitely thrown us for a loop. We prototyped on our 21 Rubi - LED Equipped, and the first off-tool units were also tested on a halogen Mojave. No issues.
The good news is, we're extremely close to having a "one size fits all" solution for both types (Halogen & LED) which will not require reconfig.
Bare with us everyone!
Hi @JP_Oracle im having an issue with my new Oracle Gladiator tail lights on a LED equiped Overland. The were working fine and then today i noticed that the left taillights driving lights are nit working. Reverse, blinker/hazards, breaks all function but the driving lights are not. I use the JSCAN as aprogrammer. Any ideas on what the issue could be? Thanks!Since you have the Tazer already installed, all you need to do is go in and follow the instructions below
PM'ed you so we can work through this!Hi @JP_Oracle im having an issue with my new Oracle Gladiator tail lights on a LED equiped Overland. The were working fine and then today i noticed that the left taillights driving lights are nit working. Reverse, blinker/hazards, breaks all function but the driving lights are not. I use the JSCAN as aprogrammer. Any ideas on what the issue could be? Thanks!
That appears to have taken care of it. Thank you!Since you have the Tazer already installed, all you need to do is go in and follow the instructions below
Just installed the Oracle supplied resistors. All is good. I had halogens also. Initially i tried 6 ohm resistors which worked on one light but not the other. The 39 ohm resistors they supplied fixed the on and off issue i was having on both lights.cant wait for the solution. My back up lights started randomly cutting out today . Coming from halogen.
Just installed the Oracle supplied resistors. All is good. I had halogens also. Initially i tried 6 ohm resistors which worked on one light but not the other. The 39 ohm resistors they supplied fixed the on and off issue i was having on both lights.
Did you use the supplied scotch locks or solder them? If the former id check continuity.I installed the resistors they supplied during initial install. Both backup lights would and still do turn on. The right one cuts out whenever it feels like.
Did you get a new resistor to fix on and off on the reverse lights? Trying to figure out what's going on, but pain killers have me pretty foggy.Did you use the supplied scotch locks or solder them? If the former id check continuity.
Prior to Oracle coming out with a fix i bought a pair of headlight resistors. They were only 6 ohms though. One side worked, one didn't. Oracle sent me the 39 ohm resistors and it fixed my on and off issue.Did you get a new resistor to fix on and off on the reverse lights? Trying to figure out what's going on, but pain killers have me pretty foggy.
Can't unsee it...Smoked the reverse. Between the tail lights and the bumper lights, I figured it was plenty bright enough to give it a try.
Is your truck black? Can you send me a pic of the entire thing? I want to see how you did the rear. Really digging the stripe. Some info on that would be greatLove ‘em
luckily for me, i was born with the gift of unseeing. hahahaCan't unsee it...
I purchased the Bi-Ocular switchbacks to move from Halogen to LED and all I did was install the harness and the lights to the Jeep connection. Everything worked fine with no issues or having to do anything else in regards to changes in the jeep system. Perhaps I got luckyBubba. I dont know that is correct and you're digging your hole deeper with your customer base here imo.
I have your tails and your headlights and they're fine with the programmer. But this isn't 1-2% failure rate. It looks like anyone with halogens is going to need a tuner and that's not 1-2% failure.
You can't count people with a tuner as a success when you advertised plug and play. I wasn't plug and play and I got it to work because of JScan, but that isn't your success with plug and play, that is JScan saving your ass.
That isn't what you told everyone.
I think customers understand going from factory halogen headlights to LED headlights will require more work and a tuner, but you didn't tell anyone that on these. You added the circuit to make the brake and turns work plug n play but you forgot about balancing the LED reverse.
That isn't anyone's fault but Oracle's. Don't blame your customers.
Keyword here: Bubba.