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23 April 2014 #21
- Join Date
- 03 Jan 2011
- Location
- Laurel, MD. USA
- Posts
- 200
- Saab(s)
- 2011 Saab 9-4X Aero
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14 January 2015 #22
- Join Date
- 04 Dec 2012
- Location
- Jersey City NJ
- Posts
- 38
- Saab(s)
- '11 9-4X Aero, '07 9-3 Aero Conv, had 9-3 Conv (99) 9000 (86)
I noticed same problem, LED light stops working only during a cold weather or sometimes after a carwash. I take out a light, and while reconnecting it LED blinks for a second, I keep on playing with it until it fully lights up and stays on. Takes about 1 min and works fine for at least few weeks. But I will def put some sealers now. Thanks!
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17 January 2015 #23
- Join Date
- 04 May 2014
- Location
- Either the Coast or Mountains of North Carolina
- Posts
- 45
- Saab(s)
- 2011 9-4X Premium FWD
Just realized that my 9-4x's left rear LED has went out. I still have an ESC on mine, so I am going to try and get the dealership (a SAAB Service Center) to repair it under the warranty when I take it in to get another repair done (two birds, one deductible). Let's hope all goes well.
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01 March 2015 #24
- Join Date
- 15 Apr 2012
- Location
- spokane, wa, usa
- Posts
- 94
- Saab(s)
- '95 9000 Aero, '98 9000 CSE, '05 9-5, '11 9-4X
Just noticed the left LED went TU. My wife takes it through the car was far too often. Has anyone figured out why always the left?
jack vines
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01 March 2015 #25
- Join Date
- 04 Dec 2012
- Location
- Jersey City NJ
- Posts
- 38
- Saab(s)
- '11 9-4X Aero, '07 9-3 Aero Conv, had 9-3 Conv (99) 9000 (86)
It's not left only, right one went out on mine. Also after a carwash. I reconnected it several times, it went on, but now it completely went out. Had to get a new one from the dealer. Spoke with others, other brands have similar problems. LED does not tolerate cold or hot weather.. that's all...
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01 March 2015 #26
- Join Date
- 03 Jan 2011
- Location
- Laurel, MD. USA
- Posts
- 200
- Saab(s)
- 2011 Saab 9-4X Aero
Seal your LED's folks....
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02 March 2015 #27
- Join Date
- 04 May 2014
- Location
- Either the Coast or Mountains of North Carolina
- Posts
- 45
- Saab(s)
- 2011 9-4X Premium FWD
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02 March 2015 #28
- Join Date
- 04 Dec 2012
- Location
- Jersey City NJ
- Posts
- 38
- Saab(s)
- '11 9-4X Aero, '07 9-3 Aero Conv, had 9-3 Conv (99) 9000 (86)
no more problems, you can buy it and replace it yourself, there's only 2 screws holding it. Even if it burns once every 2 years, I still think it's worth it, make the car look better. I'll try not to wash my car anymore when it's -10 C outside. It took me few minutes to drive to a warm garage, but I guess it was too late lol.
Also, I read somewhere that the once's that bur are the defected one's, the new lights have the issue resolved. Lets hope it's true.
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02 March 2015 #29
- Join Date
- 15 Apr 2012
- Location
- spokane, wa, usa
- Posts
- 94
- Saab(s)
- '95 9000 Aero, '98 9000 CSE, '05 9-5, '11 9-4X
The piece of info still missing is what part is actually failing? Since the LEDs flash briefly at startup, it would seem they are still functioning, but something in the solid state switching circuit is the culprit.
jack vines
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02 March 2015 #30
- Join Date
- 04 Dec 2012
- Location
- Jersey City NJ
- Posts
- 38
- Saab(s)
- '11 9-4X Aero, '07 9-3 Aero Conv, had 9-3 Conv (99) 9000 (86)
whatever is failing, the whole light still needs to be replaced. The whole light assembly. It costs about $290. I saved the old light, and once have some time I will take it apart and see if I can fix it. But the question is will I be able to put all back together so the moisture does not get inside..