Last year I had a high voltage white Xpin display that I was using in SM and had it converted over to low voltage to use in our Mustang. Brett from Xpin emailed me these instructions:

Remove L1, the big black circular inductor.

Move R20 to location R21

Place a diode, preferably a schotky, on D2. Make sure to observe polarity.

I ended up taking it to John Juke's here in Vancouver and they converted it from high to low voltage for me (only additional part I gave them was the connector for the low voltage unit).

#9 8 years ago

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Thank you very much. That's what I was looking for.

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