YOUR RESEARCHCAN bus for lighting? What is it, what lighting is on it, etc?
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When ever I do a search for LED lights on various website looking for exterior or interior LED replacement bulbs there are two options for almost every bulb. one option is with CAN bus and one is without CAN bus. Can someone elaborate on the CAN bus and what lights are connected to it and what it does? I search for "CAN bus" here and found nothing...
http://www.skeenway.com/auto-led-bul...led-light.html Basically a built-in resistor connected in parallel with the LED bulb to generate similar load as the incandescent version to fool the computer that the bulb is just a regular non-LED bulb.
Can bus is the data link between the ECUs and sensors, lights, OBD and everything electrical in the car. Kind of like USB between your PC, mouse, keyboard, camera.
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