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Modifying Rear Direction Indicator Lamps from CANADA to EU Version on Cherokee KL

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  • #31 18844015
    keri_65
    Level 10  
    In place of the external reversing in the fender, you replace the white bulb with a yellow (orange) 21w. right + left
    The front change must be on both lamps
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  • #32 18844172
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #33 18844224
    keri_65
    Level 10  
    No mistake 16w but no nerves
  • #34 18845691
    demonik84
    Level 2  
    Returning to the topic of remaking the headlights with the HRI2 bulb. Below I am sending a video of how the lamp works. From what I can see in this case, changing the lens will do nothing. Because the bulb is lit the same all the time, and responsible for switching on the long lights is a plate that is deflected by an electric motor. What do you think about it?

    [Film: daace9aaf5] https://filmy.elektroda.pl/7_1596110605.mp4 [/ film: daace9aaf5]
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  • #36 18845712
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #37 18845721
    keri_65
    Level 10  
    Yes, the plate does all the work for the EU has the appropriate aperture that regulates the angle of incidence of light, there are whole sets for EU lenses with the appropriate aperture on the EU
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  • #38 18845777
    demonik84
    Level 2  
    thanks for the quick replies. You know the exact model of the lenses that will fit the 15r Cherokee headlamp. USA?
  • #39 19022568
    fraggles
    Level 2  
    Hi, I reheat the topic - can someone help (of course, for a fee) in recoding the rear lamps in the Jeep Cherokee KL-area Krakow, or Slask?
  • #40 19022696
    weekend77
    Level 2  
    Alfa obd, interface and blue cable. You'll get it yourself.
  • #41 19101989
    Davv1234
    Level 2  
    Hello, I would like to refresh the topic, does anyone have a schematic, coding instructions, how to do it, what program is the best?
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  • #42 19102018
    weekend77
    Level 2  
    I did alfaobd but appcar is easier.
  • #43 19115572
    Davv1234
    Level 2  
    Thanks for the help with the program, could you help me for a fee, or could you share such a coding scheme?
  • #44 19185198
    wieniu26
    Level 11  
    Hello
    Can someone share the information on how he remodeled the rear foggers on the Cherokee KL?
    Thanks in advance for some info.
  • #45 19289736
    Brunoxp
    Level 15  
    Hey, will I be able to change something computer, navigation, radio with the AppCar + ELM327 set? Or just lamps, mirrors and the BCM in general?
  • #46 19685763
    konrad_biala
    Level 9  
    I reheat the cutlet or someone will tell you where you need to "add" the fog light installation on a single switch. After activating the fog light with the appcardiag in my case, should the rear fog icon light up on the meter after pressing twice?
  • #47 20011714
    mwojciechow1
    Level 1  
    Hey everyone. I am from the area of Silesia, I need help in recoding the rear turn signals in Jeep Cherokee KL from 2018 (model) - 2017 sticker. I know that the car is with an OBD access block, but I have a red cable (Autel Chrysler 12 8 Alfa Fiat Jeep Adapter). Will I be able to handle it somehow?

    Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around modifying the rear direction indicator lamps of a Jeep Cherokee KL from the Canadian version to the EU version. The main challenge involves the voltage differences between the existing bulbs and the desired LED indicators. Users share various solutions, including coding the Body Control Module (BCM) to separate the stop and direction signals, and replacing bulbs with appropriate wattage (e.g., 21W or 16W). Some participants mention the need for specific coding software like AppCar DiagFCA or AlfaOBD, while others discuss the physical modifications required for the lamps. There is also a focus on finding local professionals for assistance with the conversion process.
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