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RomeoWright CAMM Member

Location : Kenosha, WI Points : 2856 Posts : 115 Reputation : 4
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Rubo CAMM Member

Location : Bensenville IL Points : 3080 Posts : 62 Reputation : 9
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 1:58 pm | |
| Damn that looks nice. Can you get a 6000k turning signal light |
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RomeoWright CAMM Member

Location : Kenosha, WI Points : 2856 Posts : 115 Reputation : 4
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 2:01 pm | |
| I'm not sure about the 6000k but i do know that they make my bulbs both white and amber so when i hit the signal its amber but for driving its white |
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RomeoWright CAMM Member

Location : Kenosha, WI Points : 2856 Posts : 115 Reputation : 4
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 2:02 pm | |
| i just really hated that lil amber lights on the front when my driving lights are on to me it ruined the flow of my all white lights
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RomeoWright CAMM Member

Location : Kenosha, WI Points : 2856 Posts : 115 Reputation : 4
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 2:04 pm | |
| i just wanna know if this hyper blink is normal...it never did this with the basic 3157 bulbs in |
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mwa145 CAMM Pro

Location : Rolling Meadows Points : 4216 Posts : 435 Reputation : 24
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 2:18 pm | |
| you need to add a capacitor, the car thinks that the bulb is out and thats why you get the hyperblink problem . (ithink) |
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RomeoWright CAMM Member

Location : Kenosha, WI Points : 2856 Posts : 115 Reputation : 4
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 2:20 pm | |
| ok that makes sense i just found some switchbacks for 42.95 but i'm not sure if that is a good price or not for a set with resistors anyone familiar with these?
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funkpolice CAMM All-Star

Location : orland park Points : 4519 Posts : 1100 Reputation : 59
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 5:21 pm | |
| you should be able to wire in a capacitor for a few bucks from radio shack. I think the one I used for my hid headlights was around 5 dollars. You'd have to search around and find out which one you need. i agree that the led bulb only used a fraction of the juice the incandescent bulb did, thus blinking as if the bulb is out? bill |
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RomeoWright CAMM Member

Location : Kenosha, WI Points : 2856 Posts : 115 Reputation : 4
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 5:37 pm | |
| Thanks guys if i leave it will it do ne damage or just shorten the life of the bulb itself?
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KevinDSClark CAMM Pro

Location : Elgin IL Points : 3719 Posts : 328 Reputation : 98
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 8:24 pm | |
| It will shorten the life of the bulb and 43 bucks is crazy do not order them!!! You simply need to wire in a resistor with the bulbs to let the computer know there is still a bulb. There are several posts on LX or your forum of choice that explain how to do it and can be done for under a buck in parts. |
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RomeoWright CAMM Member

Location : Kenosha, WI Points : 2856 Posts : 115 Reputation : 4
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 8:26 pm | |
| The ones for 43$ were white running/ amber blinker leds not just reg. Leds with a resistor |
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RomeoWright CAMM Member

Location : Kenosha, WI Points : 2856 Posts : 115 Reputation : 4
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 8:27 pm | |
| Idk if i said that earlier |
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KevinDSClark CAMM Pro

Location : Elgin IL Points : 3719 Posts : 328 Reputation : 98
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 8:31 pm | |
| Oh ok I thought you were looking at 43 for resistors. |
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RomeoWright CAMM Member

Location : Kenosha, WI Points : 2856 Posts : 115 Reputation : 4
 | Subject: Re: L.E.D Turn Signals July 26th 2012, 9:42 pm | |
| i'd post the link to the ones i am lookin at but apparently i havent been here 7 days yet
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