Blinker on steroids after LED swap.
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From: Under the flightpath of old ORD 22R
Thank you for the feed back on that part of the modification, useful info for future members, they will appreciate the head up when they search and find this, to know it might not be a given that a load resistor is needed
Keywords : Fast flash - hyper flash - Flasher - EP27 flasher - blinkers - LED - led.
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Yea, I made a thread a couple weeks ago about where to get LED's and most people suggested superbrightleds.com and said to stay away from V-LEDs. Sorry you had a bad experience.
So......Good news! After finishing the wash and wax, I crawled under the dash and put the new EP27 flasher in. Blinkers are back to normal. Took a drive after that to tryout the cruise control. And it.....WORKS like a charm!
Thanks for all the help SSCULLY and the rest. Much appreciated.
Rob
So......Good news! After finishing the wash and wax, I crawled under the dash and put the new EP27 flasher in. Blinkers are back to normal. Took a drive after that to tryout the cruise control. And it.....WORKS like a charm!
Thanks for all the help SSCULLY and the rest. Much appreciated.
Rob
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Don't know if this possibly coincide with my swap or not.
Since just about the same day i did the swap and new flasher, my alarm chirp rarely works. Could this have caused any problems or is it completely an alarm and/or key fob issue? :|
Since just about the same day i did the swap and new flasher, my alarm chirp rarely works. Could this have caused any problems or is it completely an alarm and/or key fob issue? :|
