Do the turn signals blink fast? If so, has anyone successfully wired a resistor that corrected the problem?
387476
No - blinking is controlled by the flasher in the vehicle. Replace the flasher for a few bucks with a slower one and forget resistors and funky wiring... just my opinion - but I fix cars for a living.
1773693
Sorry no,,I suggest you check with your local used bike repair shop And pick up a turn signal assembly , used is good , cause their mostly all the same.Bushman
1936939
I have noticed this as well. This seems like a potential electrical problem which could be dangerous. However no danger here, the control started to blink after a few days then stopped working completely. Sent it back to Amazon
2094274
Mine still flicker, I have had success by turning the lights on before I start the car. I think I might still have a ballistic issue
2221987
You will not need resisters unless they are for turn signals. The turn signals will flash very fast without resisters. I found an easier way to control the turn signal flash by replacing the original flasher with a led turn signal flasher. They are inexpensive and Amazon carries them.
395071
You need to go to the automotive store and purchase a flasher relay to slow down the turn signals.Your electrical system thinks it has a burned out bulb because the LEDs draw less then the original 1156s.
136554
Definetly not normal, but the led is not generating its own power. Saying that if the light never stops blinking it likely an issue with the switch that turns on and off the powerto the fixture.if it does stop, it could still be the switch, at that point I would swap one that doesn't blink with the on that does. If the blinker moves its the fixture, if not its your AC switch or other wiring issue.
1532229
I am no expert but have replaced a few mirrors. The heated/turn signal one has a different plug than the regular one that is just power adjust. I made the mistake of getting a non heated mirror and had to cut out the car connector and "dummy down" the wiring and replace the connector. Best suggestion would be to pull your connector and see if it has wiring for more than just adjustments. If you have a volt meter, put on the turn signal and see of you get blinking power through one of the wires. Good luck.
1724777
I installed one in my 2004 Silverado with LED's in the rear and filament lamps in front and it worked great. Will your lights turn on at all and not flash or do they just not come on at all? Did they work with your old flasher & just flash rapidly? My old flasher made my signals flash rapidly w/led's until I put this flasher in and then it slowed it down to normal speed. Put your old flasher in to see if your lights work. It could be you have bad flasher.
1977929
Jamie, it is caused by low battery, you need to change the batteries. If it's still blinking with no reason, please tell us.
2104272
The lights have a built in resistor, this can go bad giving you the exact symptoms you've described. I had the same issue.
949538
I'm not sure you will need resistors or to change the flasher if you have sequential turn signals. I had regular t/s that's why I changed out the flasher.
949536
They will work, but blink like twice as fast. If you want them to remain normal speed you need load resistors.
1878736
Yes, I had mine for 2 weeks and it has the exact same problem. The seller is AKDY. There website has a service number to call. They are sending a new circuit board and emailed the video on how to install it.
493178
I used these in the front turn signals in my 00 F 450 and work well and are bright and do not have resistor or resistors. But on the back i still have regular bulbs so i do not need resistors. If i unplug one back bulb then the front LED flashes rapidly like it does to warn you one of your turn signal bulbs are out. LED have almost no resistance hence resistors would probably be needed if you convert all at once. NAPA auto parts has Single plug in resistors that go in fuse box or steering column for reasonable price and they do all the turn signal functions , thus you do not need resistors for every LED bulb Just one plug in resistor . For running or parking light no resistors needed only for flashing applications
686518
No, the flash patterns are too fast and the load current too high. Look for an alternating flasher pot much like a single flasher on your turn signals. Or you could also replace your fog light bulbs with led versions and this flasher would work.
972069
No, but if you search online, there is a different mechanical blinker you can buy to slow them down. Otherwise, if you only have the back LED's, they will blink a little bit faster. If you have front and back, LED's, they blink a LOT faster. If you use just the back ones, you can get away with it.