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Carcols Fixer
For FiveM vehicle packs

Stop chasing broken lights on your FiveM server.

Carcols Fixer is a script that automatically reassigns conflicting siren, light, and modkit IDs across your FiveM server — so your carcols and carvariations files stop breaking every time you add a new car.

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The Problem

Every car you add, creates a possible conflict.

Every non-els vehicle you add eats into a 256-ID pool for sirens. Same goes for lights, and modkits. The moment two cars claim the same ID, lightbars flash the wrong patterns, modkits disappear, and you end up randomly rewriting carcols.meta files by hand, usually having to do it multiple times.

Reads your carcols files

Parses every carcols.meta and carvariations.meta in your resources — no manual list to maintain.

Fixes three ID types

Reassigns conflicting siren IDs, light IDs, and modkit IDs to unique values. Toggle each check independently from config.json.

Easy install

Drop the folder next to your server.cfg, paste your license key into config.json, and run node . — that's it.

Original files backed up

Use the --revert to bring back any changes made. So you can use it without any worries!

Windows & Linux

Tested and proven on both operating systems.

Real human support

Stuck? Email us and an actual developer answers.

How It Works

From conflicts to clean IDs in three steps.

No coding, no manual ID hunting, no rebuilding your vehicle pack from scratch.

1

Drop the folder in your server root

Download from your account, unzip, and place the CarcolsFixer folder in the same directory as your server.cfg.

2

Run node .

Open a terminal in the folder, run node . — IDs are rewritten automatically.

3

Restart your vehicles

Restart your vehicle resources and you're done.

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Carcols Fixer

Are you tired of your emergency vehicles having broken lighting or your vehicles having no modifications or tuning?
Then this script is for you!
Carcols Fixer is a script that fixes all of your overlapping emergency vehicle-, and civilian vehicle lights, as well as modkits fully automatically.
We strive to make user friendly products to make everyone's life easier!

FAQ

Common questions, answered.

It reads the carcols.meta and carvariations.meta files in your vehicle resources and reassigns any conflicting siren IDs, light IDs, or modkit IDs to unique values. Each of the three checks can be toggled independently from config.json.

Download from your account, drop the CarcolsFixer folder next to your server.cfg, paste your license key into config.json, then run node . from a terminal in that folder (Windows) or via SSH (Linux). Restart your vehicle resources after it finishes. Full steps are in the documentation.

Yes — every license has an Authorized IP. Set it to your server's IP (without the port) from the license page in your account, and you can regenerate the key at any time.

Node.js installed on the machine running your FiveM server. It runs as a standalone script — not as a FiveM resource started from server.cfg.

Still have questions? See the full documentation or email support@carcolsfixer.store.

Clean carcols IDs without rewriting a single file.

Drop the folder in, paste your key, run — your FiveM servers cars stop fighting themselves.

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