My driver side front side markers strobe when its cold. Anyone have any clue to why? I was thinking it could be the ground, but it only does it when its cold, after the lights strobe for about 5 mins, it stops. If i turn it off and on again while its warmed up, it doesnt do it, only when its the first start of teh day or its been sitting there for a while and the temperature is below 60 degrees.

Cops keep stopping me telling me i cant have lights strobe like that lol.

 

Change the bulb. It could be anything, but the filament on the bulb would be my first guess and try.

 

Cant change the bulbs... they are LED (front side markers) Have you modified them in any way? If not... probably just a bad connection. Pull it out & make sure the connection is SNUG. Just pull on it from the edges. Be carefull though... sometimes it takes a little elbow grease. People have tried using butter-knifes warped i a towel to prevent paint scratching.

If problem persists then order a new one from ACURA or grab on one ebay.

 

yea i popped that light off yesterday, checked all the connections and it seemed ok. I attempted to search for the ground wire with no luck. The ground to the side marker is wrapped in the wire tube with a few other ones thats tucked somewhere. i was hoping i wouldnt have to buy a new one but i may just have to. i'm going to give it one more check before i buy a new one. Hard to believe the LED markers goes out before a turn signal bulb IMO.

 

Flickering LED = imminent death. Sorry, dude.

 

For all you electircal guys, can cold weather play a part in faulty ground connections?

 

Is the LED encased in the plastic? Can you solder in a new one?

 

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