[xEDDIEx]

Recently Im trying to change all my halogen light bulbs into LED.

For reading lights, glovebox, footwell and door lights, I managed to change all of them. But I noticed that 1 (or 2) reading light/ dome light bulbs occasionally cannot be turned on with the engine running for a few moments.
If I turn the engine off, then all the reading light/dome light bulbs are working just fine.

It feel like I cannot have so many LED bulbs connected all at once while the engine is running. Is that just because I did not install the "Error free canbus" LED bulbs?
(But it seems that the "Error Free" bulbs cannot fit as the PCB is quite thick)

[Ali-E90]

I think it has to do with the voltage change from car on to off. Better bulbs may resolve, I can't say with certainty.
I have a similar issue with my dome LED only, doesn't bother me all that much but it's there.

[Paul375]

I recently did the same thing in my car, replaced all interior bulbs with LEDs. I used the Ziza Kit from ECS Tuning - <https://www.ecstuning.com/b-ziza-parts/master-led-interior-lighting-kit/335ledint~kit/>

no issues for over 300 miles so far.

Maybe try replacing the bulbs with Ziza ones, they are a good bulb company.

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

We've been offering the HPB LED Interior Kit for nearly a decade. Error Free.

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[minet4free]

Previously, incandescent or fluorescent lamps were used for standard car lighting (control panel illumination, interior lighting, headlights, license plate illumination and brake light). They have very weak light, and you can't put it on without a canopy or protective glass. They are dangerous, they cannot withstand prolonged vibration load, the base is quite fragile, which requires frequent replacement. You can change the design and create safety for the car with the help of bright light. You can order interior led car lights to change the style of the car.