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Old Mar 28, 2018 | 07:35 PM
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My is is a 2006, and I purchased 2012 headlights. There is a relay under the dash. Does anyone have the exact part number for that fuse? Thx
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Are you talking about the flasher?

If so, 81980-06020 is what you're looking for.

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Are you talking about the flasher?

If so, 81980-06020 is what you're looking for.

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I am. I believe it is necessary. Thanks
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Old Mar 28, 2018 | 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Jeff Lange
Are you talking about the flasher?<br /><br />If so, 81980-06020 is what you're looking for.<br /><br />Jeff
<br />Are you familiar with this parts exact purpose? Thx!
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It makes the turn signals flash, and it is sensitive to the resistance in the circuit so that if a bulb burns out, you'll know by it flashing quickly. If you do not replace the flasher when replacing the headlights, your turn signals will flash too quickly as your original headlights have 2 turns signal bulbs and the new ones only have one.

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Great, thx! I also have some 12' yailitail, with LEDs. Is there a relay somewhere I can change for tgise?
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https://www.diodedynamics.com/led-fl...ota-camry.html

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Originally Posted by Jeff Lange
Will this relay also allow for LED turn signals and full led tails?
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That is what it's for yes. The tails are already LED on the car.

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That is what it's for yes. The tails are already LED on the car.

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My 2006 does not have led tailights. I ourxhpurca set of '13 tailights to install. Jw if jumping from non led to led tails involves any resistors or relays? Thanks
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^^^^Yes its does, they are larger in size than the LEDs used in current taillights. If you removed the assembly, you would see that there are two bulbs, both replaceable for the turn signal and the back up lights. The tail and brake lights are non-replaceable LEDs.

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