Well no nothing about putting in a resistor,bought led bulb replacements and now I need either a led flasher or a resistor put in line!heard the flasher is a pain to get too!
Well no nothing about putting in a resistor,bought led bulb replacements and now I need either a led flasher or a resistor put in line!heard the flasher is a pain to get too!
Install the resistor across the leads of the LED to create a greater load which emulates an incandescent bulb so the flasher will "flash" at a normal rate.
the flashers are all over Ebay for cheap.... A quick search brought this one up first: http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-Pin-Prong-...01be15&vxp=mtr
As I mentioned in the other thread sometimes, such as in my truck, it's much easier to use a resistor than a flasher.
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Chris in Florida
Well did the resistor install and now have normal turn signals.best part is it only cost me ten bucks!
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Chris in Florida
$10 for a resistor?! Or did you have many?
That's pretty much what a package of 2 are going for at local auto parts stores Fred. These are intended for consumers to just wire in so I don't think it's too bad of a price myself.
I'm sure an buying a single resistor, if you knew what to buy, at Radio Shack would be cheaper but not easier to install.
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Chris in Florida
Dayum, well whatever the market will bear I suppose. Meaning the cost of convenience but I'm also wishing I had the marketing idea! The markup has to be 1000+%