My first issues with my S5 after 10 months and 8700 miles. One of my LEDs
11-02-2008, 06:28 AM
#15
No but, like everything else, they do have a natural failure rate.
While an LED light is less prone to fail and has a much longer lifespan than a traditional bulb, the downside is that you have to replace the entire very expensive assemby instead of just a bulb should one fail.
11-02-2008, 09:06 AM
#19
Because they are produced as one assembled unit. Not individually replaceable.
While it may be, physically, possible to crack open the assembly and experiment replacing a single LED light out of the cluster, that's never going to happen at the consumer level.
If one quits, replace the entire unit or live with it being defective.
That's one of the downsides to LED light clusters. They're great until they aren't and, when they aren't, they are expensive to replace.
If one quits, replace the entire unit or live with it being defective.
That's one of the downsides to LED light clusters. They're great until they aren't and, when they aren't, they are expensive to replace.
