Hello! I have Cartprotect BX40 in my car, something fell and I bought the same version of BX40 only slightly different. Old version: New version: Everything fits but I don't know how to connect the turn signals or both to one brown cable?

Both indicators are under the brown wire, but they must be separated by LEDs.

What kind of LEDs to give if you ask? I found in the diagram for closing the windows 1N4004. Suitable? Maximum voltage: 400V Maximum current: 1 A. Housing: DO-41 (through hole)

And with the old alarm you didn't have LEDs? According to the diagram, they should even be paired with fuses.

Connect the two blue wires together and attach them to the brown wire of the new switchboard. The old switchboard already has diodes and fuses - at least in the diagram. How the installer made the connection - nobody knows.

Thank you, gentlemen, two LEDs are insulated with heat shrink sleeves next to the fuses. I get to work.

CARPROTECT BX40 New vs Old Version: Connecting Turn Signals to Brown Cable

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#1 16684788 06 Sep 2017 18:56

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Hello!
I have Cartprotect BX40 in my car, something fell and I bought the same version of BX40 only slightly different. Old version:

New version:

Everything fits but I don't know how to connect the turn signals or both to one brown cable?
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Both indicators are under the brown wire, but they must be separated by LEDs.
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#3 16685100 06 Sep 2017 20:52

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What kind of LEDs to give if you ask? I found in the diagram for closing the windows 1N4004. Suitable?
Maximum voltage: 400V
Maximum current: 1 A.
Housing: DO-41 (through hole)
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And with the old alarm you didn't have LEDs? According to the diagram, they should even be paired with fuses.
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Connect the two blue wires together and attach them to the brown wire of the new switchboard.
The old switchboard already has diodes and fuses - at least in the diagram.
How the installer made the connection - nobody knows.

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Thank you, gentlemen, two LEDs are insulated with heat shrink sleeves next to the fuses. I get to work.
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