Resistor Capacitor Warning Bulb Out Canceller H13 9008 (2 Pack)

CANBUS error canceller for H13 HID/LED kits—plug-in solution stops flickering, dashboard warnings, and bulb-out errors on vehicles with monitoring systems.

Stop CANBUS Errors and Flickering H13 LEDs/HIDs

You upgraded to bright H13 LED or HID bulbs for better night visibility—only to discover your headlights flickering like a haunted house, your dashboard lighting up with bulb-out warnings, or your new lights shutting off randomly. Welcome to the frustrating world of CANBUS monitoring systems. Modern vehicles, especially European and newer Japanese models, constantly check bulb current draw. When you install low-power LEDs or HIDs, the system thinks your bulbs failed and throws error codes or shuts down your lights entirely.

This H13 CANBUS Error Canceller fixes the problem by adding the resistance your vehicle's computer expects to see. With integrated 50W 6-ohm load resistors and a stabilizing capacitor module, it tricks your monitoring system into recognizing your aftermarket lights as functioning properly—eliminating flicker, warnings, and shutdowns in one plug-and-play install.

Key Features at a Glance

• Complete H13 CANBUS Solution: Designed specifically for vehicles with H13 bulb connectors and CANBUS monitoring
• 50W 6-Ohm Load Resistors: Simulates halogen bulb current draw to satisfy vehicle monitoring systems
• Integrated Capacitor Module: Stabilizes voltage and reduces electrical noise (removable if not needed for your vehicle)
• Plug-and-Play Installation: Connects inline between your factory harness and HID/LED kit—no cutting or splicing
• Male and Female Connectors: Pre-wired H13 connectors on both ends for seamless integration
• 10V-15V Operation: Works with standard automotive electrical systems

Installation: Inline Plug-In Design

Plug the female end into your vehicle's factory H13 headlight socket, then connect the male end to your HID or LED kit's wiring harness. Mount the load resistor on a metal surface or secure it where air can circulate freely—these resistors generate significant heat and must be kept away from plastic trim, wiring, or any meltable components. If your vehicle doesn't need the capacitor module for stabilization, you can cut it off.

What Problems Does This Solve?

CANBUS (Controller Area Network) systems monitor every electrical component in your vehicle, including headlight current draw. When you install LEDs or HIDs that consume less power than factory halogens, the system detects abnormal current and responds with:

• Bulb-out warning messages on the dashboard
• Rapid flickering or strobing headlights
• Random light shutdowns or failure to turn on
• OBC (On-Board Computer) err