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Re: Turn Signals No Flashy
Ok, so I'm a bit confused. I purchased a new flasher and the lights still came on but didn't flash. A friend said that it could be happening because I have LED lights in the front. So I put the originals back in and low and behold they started flashing but the indicator lights on the switch are not lighting? Any ideas?
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Re: Turn Signals No Flashy
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07-15-2013, 05:57 AM
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Re: Turn Signals No Flashy
You need a solid state flasher. They make them that will fit where your existing flasher is. Make sure load/12v are in the same position on the new one. LED's do not draw enough current to make the flasher switch. You could put an incandescent indicator light on the dash wired parallel to your LED and your existing flasher would work. Just a thought.
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07-15-2013, 07:05 AM
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Re: Turn Signals No Flashy
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Hmmm.... That may take care of the kids leaving it on also..... |
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