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  1. Defenderben's post in auto-dimming rear view mirror was marked as the answer   
    The way I know the little trick above works is, I had the opposite problem my mirror would not dim even when pitch black.
    I have a small dashcam, which at the time was mounted up behind the mirror, which concealed it very nicely BUT the glow off the small screen was shining into the rear sensor and it thought it was daylight, so no matter how bright the lights behind me shone on the front sensor by the green led, the rear thought it was daytime...gggrrrr
    Moved the dashcam away from the rear sensor and hey presto a dimming mirror!
  2. Defenderben's post in Alernative place to buy these LED's was marked as the answer   
    I have same ones.
    One stayed bright, simply plugged it in the other way around and hey presto both LEDs operated correctly
    They have worked perfectly now for about 6 months.
    Suggest you try reversing the lamp first if you haven't.

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