Chrome turn Signal bulbs
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I replaced the rear turn signals with LED bulbs, The front I'm not sold on switching them just yet because the front bulbs are visible and the LED turn signals are pretty big.
To prevent hyperflash there is a decoder module that connects to the bulb. For the back signals there is a nice little channel the decoder module can fit in (it is fairly large) once you pull the entire turn signal housing off the car.
This is where i bought everything.
http://hidpowerhouse.com/product-cat...signal-lights/
To prevent hyperflash there is a decoder module that connects to the bulb. For the back signals there is a nice little channel the decoder module can fit in (it is fairly large) once you pull the entire turn signal housing off the car.
This is where i bought everything.
http://hidpowerhouse.com/product-cat...signal-lights/
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So front and rear will give off the hyperblink?
And what do you mean by 'The front I'm not sold on switching them just yet because the front bulbs are visible and the LED turn signals are pretty big."?
And what do you mean by 'The front I'm not sold on switching them just yet because the front bulbs are visible and the LED turn signals are pretty big."?
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Because LED lights draw less power than filament you need to add a resistor to prevent hyperflash.
You can buy a pair on ebay for as low as $7.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trks...at=0&_from=R40
Do sponsored vendors sell better quality than ebay?
No they are all made in china.
You can buy a pair on ebay for as low as $7.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trks...at=0&_from=R40
Do sponsored vendors sell better quality than ebay?
No they are all made in china.
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The back turn signal housings are shaped in a way that you are unable to see the actually turn signal bulb.
As for hyperblink that decoder module i linked to fixes the problem, that's what i have in the back.
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Because LED lights draw less power than filament you need to add a resistor to prevent hyperflash.
You can buy a pair on ebay for as low as $7.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trks...at=0&_from=R40
Do sponsored vendors sell better quality than ebay?
No they are all made in china.
You can buy a pair on ebay for as low as $7.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trks...at=0&_from=R40
Do sponsored vendors sell better quality than ebay?
No they are all made in china.
If I only need the resistor for front and rear, where do i install the resistor?
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if you get the resistor you connect one end to + and the other to -.
Do a search on google and you can find the diagram.
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You can see the LED bulb in my passenger side signal. old picture however, I did change them out to the CREE LED, they really aren't that easily visible. I'll get some pics with the newer bulbs tomorrow.
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I replaced the rear turn signals with LED bulbs, The front I'm not sold on switching them just yet because the front bulbs are visible and the LED turn signals are pretty big.
To prevent hyperflash there is a decoder module that connects to the bulb. For the back signals there is a nice little channel the decoder module can fit in (it is fairly large) once you pull the entire turn signal housing off the car.
This is where i bought everything.
http://hidpowerhouse.com/product-cat...signal-lights/
To prevent hyperflash there is a decoder module that connects to the bulb. For the back signals there is a nice little channel the decoder module can fit in (it is fairly large) once you pull the entire turn signal housing off the car.
This is where i bought everything.
http://hidpowerhouse.com/product-cat...signal-lights/
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I bought 2 set of these got the fronts in but still having a hard time figuring how to replace the rear bulbs . These are very bright and nice no hyper blinking comes with a plug and play decoder . http://store.ijdmtoy.com/No-Hyper-Fl...s-p/20-001.htm
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