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Problem with the rear lights of the L322!


Banman

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I am curious to know if anybody else has had a similar experience.
When I lock my car, the rear lights remain on in the higher area, as seen in the picture.
Initially, I considered the possibility that this may be related to the "follow me home function," but I am unable to deactivate it using the gap tool.
The fault codes C111A-15 indicate a problem with the right stoplamp, either a short circuit to the battery or an open circuit.
Furthermore, I would appreciate guidance on what specific aspects to examine for the left C111B-15.

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What is the car's manufacturing year? Those seem to be the tail lights from the 2010 model. If the automobile is not a 2010, it is possible that this might contribute to your problem. I installed 2010 lights on the rear of my 2005 rover, which resulted in abnormal behaviour. I suspect that there may have been a need to rearrange some pins during the installation process. However, I cannot confirm this with certainty. If such rearrangement was necessary, it may have resulted in abnormal flashing occurrences whenever the brakes were used, as well as sporadic bulb failures. I installed many modules and connected them, and they have been quite reliable ever since.

If the automobile is intended to have such lights, then I would begin by inspecting the wiring.

Is there a tow package installed? When I connected the relay for my tow package, the lights, if I recall properly, exhibited a similar behaviour. However, I am unable to guarantee with certainty.

Have you discovered any codes pertaining to anything other than short circuit? A short circuit often refers to a situation when an electrical connection is disrupted due to a short circuit, sometimes caused by corrosion or a wire coming into contact with another wire or surface. To address this issue, it is advisable to examine the connections and wiring at the tail lights, specifically looking for signs of corrosion or any wires that may be contacting each other.

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