Toyota Corolla 2009 Wig Wag (Whelen UHF2150A)
I contacted Whelen to buy a UHF2150A, which is a wig wag for the
headlights, but they told me it wouldn't work on my Corolla 2009.
The reason was that the lights were controlled by the computer and if you
inserted this UHF2150A, it would give all kinds of error codes and just
explode, at least, that's the impression he gave.
Is this at all correct and if so, why? Are there alternatives?
This is what I don't understand;) What has to be programmed? Can't I just hook into the cabling, as shown in the image:
Right, but the BCM just puts voltage on the wire that goes to the lamp and do we really have to care bout that? As you see in the diagram, the UHF2150A module just inserts itself on the wire right before the lamp, so as long as the high beams are on and the UHF2150A is on, the high beams will flash.
