Turn Signal LED Bulbs (Load Resistors Not Required)
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Turn Signal LED Bulbs (Load Resistors Not Required)
I'm looking to replace my brakes and turn signals in the rear with red LED bulbs and turn signals in the front with yellow LEDs. However, according to the post below, he ended up having to use load resistors for the turn signals to get rid of the hyper flashing issue.
https://maxima.org/forums/8th-genera...placement.html
Has anyone successfully replaced turn signal bulbs with LEDs that did not require load resistors at all? Is this even a possibility or will I need the resistors regardless of what brand I purchase?
https://maxima.org/forums/8th-genera...placement.html
Has anyone successfully replaced turn signal bulbs with LEDs that did not require load resistors at all? Is this even a possibility or will I need the resistors regardless of what brand I purchase?
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I'm looking to replace my brakes and turn signals in the rear with red LED bulbs and turn signals in the front with yellow LEDs. However, according to the post below, he ended up having to use load resistors for the turn signals to get rid of the hyper flashing issue.
https://maxima.org/forums/8th-genera...placement.html
Has anyone successfully replaced turn signal bulbs with LEDs that did not require load resistors at all? Is this even a possibility or will I need the resistors regardless of what brand I purchase?
https://maxima.org/forums/8th-genera...placement.html
Has anyone successfully replaced turn signal bulbs with LEDs that did not require load resistors at all? Is this even a possibility or will I need the resistors regardless of what brand I purchase?
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https://maxima.org/forums/8th-genera...ml#post9084427
"UPDATE: I did end up needing the 50w load resistors...make sure you order these and install."
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Guys - When I initially made the video, I turned the hazard lights on to test the new LEDs. When these were on, I didn't have any hyper flashing...this is why I thought the resistors were not needed. It was when I actually turned the turn signals ON, that I realized they are in fact needed...sorry for the confusion. Regarding built in resistors on bulbs...don't get them. I found some LEDs on the market that claim to have resistors "built-in". I have no idea if or how well they work, but frankly I would probably avoid them. I would guess that a resistor built into the bulb itself would only add unnecessary length to the bulb in an already tight space. IMO, I would much rather have more and larger LED diodes and brightness than a resistor built in. Installing the resistors is actually VERY easy. Here are two videos that I used....enjoy.
Last edited by spidgeon; 12-22-2015 at 08:13 AM. Reason: Edit
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