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Been looking for one for the 2 years I have had the C7! With all the distracted driving anything to help. Had one on my C6, similar to what the link shows, which is for a C6 not a C7. That is NOT available that I am aware for the C7. Have asked several vendors who sell them for prior years, get answers like the plugs are proprietary etc, which Ii would not think would be a deterrent as you could cut and splice. In fact if you what you can go to ebay and by the module for about $10! However before I cut into the wiring would like to know if it works for a C7!
Also have to believe more of a deterrent for the manufacturers is you may have to take off the rear bumper to get access. Perhaps you can access by removing the rear plastic interior. But the C7 has many cheeking circuits and computers watching for shorts etc so I would not want to be the first to try!
I just purchased one that is suppose to work on any car. It splices in the line. Cost about $25. and has 1000 flash patterns (Their claim not mine). Now if I could only find an easy way to install it.
I just purchased one that is suppose to work on any car. It splices in the line. Cost about $25. and has 1000 flash patterns (Their claim not mine). Now if I could only find an easy way to install it.
When you do please post! Perhaps you can access the wires by removing the rear plastic interior panel.
I tried by taking the panel off. No such luck. The only way I have seen was to remove the rear bumper and splicing it there.
Yep, that's the conclusion I came to, too.
Worse, I have a suspicion that the LEDs are not getting 12 volts, which means the generic aftermarket pulsers won't work. There's a Hella control module under that plastic panel, with a bunch of very tiny wires coming out of it. Since Hella makes lighting equipment, and those wires are so tiny, I'm worried that it may be supplying only 5 volts to those LEDS.
No easy way to tell without pulling the rear bumper, though.
This one does say it includes 2014 and up...
but no way to tell if the plugs match until someone installs one..
Can you take out a tail light and reach the wiring without removing the bumper?
Hmm. Read quickly and since it looked just like the one I put in my C6, missed the 2014 and up comment. My Bad. Perhaps there are two since the plugs are different. Have contacted the company and asked for install info , will relay what they answer!
Bought the one from Corvette Mods, but it came with installation instructions for a C5. Have sent three emails asking for the C7 instructions. No responses. Monday, I'm placing a stop payment on my CC.
Hmm. Read quickly and since it looked just like the one I put in my C6, missed the 2014 and up comment. My Bad. Perhaps there are two since the plugs are different. Have contacted the company and asked for install info , will relay what they answer!
I emailed them and asked for info, too. A couple of weeks ago. No reply.
Originally Posted by dprestidge
This is what I used on my C6. The electronics to convert voltage is in tail lights.
to me, they're an annoyance typically found on large gals mini-vans. Especially hate being behind one in rush hour or stop & go traffic. Rate these much higher on same scale as the old "Baby on Board" yellow caution sticker or window suction cup.
Thinking man's alternate to this lame product/mod: if you encounter a unique situation(accident, const, backed-up traffic on expressway) where braking or stopping is not usually present is to simply tap your brake pedal a few times to alert drivers behind you of the situation
to me, they're an annoyance typically found on large gals mini-vans. Especially hate being behind one in rush hour or stop & go traffic. Rate these much higher on same scale as the old "Baby on Board" yellow caution sticker or window suction cup.
Thinking man's alternate to this lame product/mod: if you encounter a unique situation(accident, const, backed-up traffic on expressway) where braking or stopping is not usually present is to simply tap your brake pedal a few times to alert drivers behind you of the situation
The better "blinkers" do not repeat blinking if you depress the brake the second time in a short time period! Also better I irritate some conscientious drivers if it provides a better chance of alerting the person behind who is looking at a text message they just received while pulling forward and not seeing the traffic was still not moving freely!
Conditioned response! Texters, like Pavlov's dog can't help themselves!
Bought the one from Corvette Mods, but it came with installation instructions for a C5. Have sent three emails asking for the C7 instructions. No responses. Monday, I'm placing a stop payment on my CC.
I filled out the "contact us form" and expected a response on Monday. Just received this one on the same day, Saturday:
"Department: Sales
Subject: C6 C7 CORVETTE 2005-2014+ BRAKE LIGHT PULSER - PLUG N PLAY Part Number 11583
The install guide is included with the kit. You will need to access the plug under your cargo tray
Sincerely,
Corvette Mods LLC"
At least there was a response, even though it makes no sense!!
On my C6 you just look out the tail light lenses, unplugged the connector and inserted the device in series with the plug.
Thinking man's alternate to this lame product/mod: if you encounter a unique situation(accident, const, backed-up traffic on expressway) where braking or stopping is not usually present is to simply tap your brake pedal a few times to alert drivers behind you of the situation
Yes, that's logical. You find yourself having to stop in a hurry, unexpectedly, so you increase your stopping distance by tapping the pedal a few times before you actually start braking.