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Can I connect a Single Led strip to Day light & Brake light at the same time?
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Haze
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Please show us the Light Strip.
Normally there are 2 different wires for brake and running lights and 2 sets of lights either LED or filament..
You would need to use diodes to keep the signals separate with no feedback.
Connecting the Brake and Running lights together will cause significant issues with the CANBUS.
Normally there are 2 different wires for brake and running lights and 2 sets of lights either LED or filament..
You would need to use diodes to keep the signals separate with no feedback.
Connecting the Brake and Running lights together will cause significant issues with the CANBUS.
GeorgeXP700
New member
You probably would need to have a diode(s) in place to prevent a back feed. BUT… the LED strip would also have to be capable for dual brightness illumination
IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
No. The brake light would be fed by the day light power and be on all the time. As others have said, get an LED strip made to do what you want.
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