Load Resistor to Fix Turn Signal Hyper Flash
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2021
- Here is How to fix Hyper Flash on your led turn signal bulbs.
Have you installed LED Resistors for your turn signals?
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Yes, but you just helped me fix that problem lol.
I have a weird hyperflash, it sometimes hyperflahses and sometimes it works normally. (ps bulbs supposedly have build in resistor)
What brand bulbs? I have Lasfit and it does the same. Seems to happen more frequently when it’s hotter outside and left on too long.
Done it a hundred times, I have a drawer full of load resistors. I used to build police cars for a living for 4 years, I could tell u some cool stories
Nice!
I brought some never used them, since I found a turn signal relay that has an adjustable resistor built in (can control how fast they blink via knob on the end of it) and there are also some made for LED with out adjustability.
So the resister is not gonna short the circuit if it's connected to both positive and ground?
Yep. I have, about to hook up those resistors.
I upgraded to LED headlights and now when I turn the headlights off after turning them on, they continue to flicker. Even after the car has turned off. After about 1-2 mins, when all power is cut off, the lights turn off. How can I fix this?
(It doesn’t flicker unless it is turned on first)
When would you install a resistor instead of changing the flasher relay? Looking at led bulbs for the rear and keeping the incandescent bulbs in the front of my motorcycle
Hey I just installed brand new LED taillight assemblies on my Jetta
The exterior lights don’t hyper flash, but when I use the turn signal the arrow indicator in the instrument cluster hyper flashes and my warning light for bulb out is on,
All of my other lights are LED bulbs, I am swapping out the front turn signals with LED bulbs hopefully that fixes it if not I
May need a resistor somewhere on the wiring
@Flyryde what are ur thoughts on alla lighting 1156A - load equalizer resistor, that’s a plug play version and it came with 1156 connectors?
Instead of clamp the wires, we just change the sockets to sockets and it’s a better plug and play.
Yes I did. Where can I buy one and how much. I need 4 two for brake lights and two for rear signal light.
@FlyRyde do you still make that r35 wide body LED kit if so how much bc got one that would love your touch.
Do i still need it if i have led reverse lights strobe . My signals are fine
Just installed LasFit LED Turn Signal bulbs on my 09 Civic LX and it hyperflashes ugh lol. Supposely the LED Bulbs have a Bullt-in Resistor, but it still hyperflashes lol. Gonna try this solution out! Thanks!
Me too… do you have any update?
Just for clarification one goes to the ground wire and 1 goes to the turning signal wire.
What if you only have those 2 wires? Is my car missing a 3rd wire for like constant 12v?
@@josuevieyra8851 if you only have two than one should be power one should be ground. As long as you put the resistor between the two you should be okay.
is it ok to keep my lights hyper flashing…or will it cause damage?
What about if my lights don't flash and my relay keeps getting hot. Any help? Please
I need resistors all the time for my installs. Sometimes they need 2 resistors for 1 headlight/tail light
Well, I added the resistor to one side of my RAM 1500, and I don’t have LED bulbs. The whole house thing is built with LED plug-and-play. I spent over $1000 for my setup, and I went to Napa and got the pair of resistors for $17. My diesel mechanic told me all I had to do is put one in instead of both of them. Although I’ve had some weird hiccups, actually I started having more hyper, flashings, and my whole housing shut off like stopped for a day. Now it’s working, and I have no problems. Everything works just fine, which puzzles me still, but everything’s working exactly how it should with no warning lights. No check engine light or nothing.
For this phenomenon, I hope someone has an answer for it
I don’t have hyper flash when I installed my LED taillights but my ABS light is now on why is that?
Question. Do you need 4 resistors for the fronts and the backs?
Yes one each side
No resistors! Get electronic flasher relays anytime you can!
Omfg this is happening rn to me 🤦🏾♂️ spec d sent the resisters but no installation instructions for my 2018 Tahoe none of the instal videos even hint at using the resistors
Now have new solution?
I swapped to leds on my caprice and my blinkers got slower
Why if i connect the resistors my hazards don't work?
How do I know which type of wire is which?
Use a test light if you need to, but it’s very common for one to be black for ground. The other wire you need is typically the thicker of the two remaining wires.
@@flyryde What if there are multiple colored wires going into the taillight assembly but only one ground?
Please for the novice auto electricians like myself can you just do a simple wiring diagram so I can understand what's happening I will really appreciate it thank you even if you just write it on a white piece of paper with a Texta thanks man
Put a load resistor and still have hyper flash. 99 gs300
That's the same one I used. Didn't help.
I got the opposite - sluggish flash. What should I do?!
Install something sequential! Lol everyone with sequential wishes they had a slower flash 😜
@@flyryde 😂 haha I didn’t know that! Hey in another video I requested to see your hot melt machine in action. Really wanna see the thickness and speed the butyl comes out with.
I’ll shoot that tomorrow if I can
@@flyryde cheers man, I appreciate that!
I didn't get hyperflash because it didn't flash at all it was just on no blink cause it's bike😅
It didn’t hyperflash for nearly a year and now it does out of nowhere.
so I put two of them on my taillights and they got hot as fuck and melted the connections away :(
Sorry but that's really not a fix 🤦 if you have to buy a resister for an led then what's the point in having an led. Just do it right and get a relay made for led instead of adding things that might catch on fire or burn your paint
Why don't you just down grade your relay. Doing way to much work there buddy