Hello,
I have a question and found this site and figured if anyone had an answer it would be found here.
I have a stock alarm on my car and when activated it sends a signal to the lights to flash, now I have located the wire that the signal is sent from and tried installing this
4700µF 35V 20% Axial-Lead Electrolytic Capacitor - RadioShack.com
in line to extend the period of time the lights is on hoping that the cap will become charged and then slowly fade out after about 10 seconds or so but wehn I installed it nothing changed, the lights flashed on as they normally do no prolonged period, am I missing somthing?
Thanks in advance.
I have a question and found this site and figured if anyone had an answer it would be found here.
I have a stock alarm on my car and when activated it sends a signal to the lights to flash, now I have located the wire that the signal is sent from and tried installing this
4700µF 35V 20% Axial-Lead Electrolytic Capacitor - RadioShack.com
in line to extend the period of time the lights is on hoping that the cap will become charged and then slowly fade out after about 10 seconds or so but wehn I installed it nothing changed, the lights flashed on as they normally do no prolonged period, am I missing somthing?
Thanks in advance.