When I changed the turn signal lamp on my 2004 Olds Silouette, the place where it attaches had what looked ilike there was a short, a burn or whatever. It will work when connected but it blinks too fast and is not working properly. Is this the right part to replace the part I need and is it easy to assemble? Does it come with instructions? When I changed the turn signal lamp on my 2004 Olds Silouette, the place where it attaches had what looked ilike there was a short, a burn or whatever. It will work when connected but it blinks... » Read More When I changed the turn signal lamp on my 2004 Olds Silouette, the place where it attaches had what looked ilike there was a short, a burn or whatever. It will work when connected but it blinks too fast and is not working properly. Is this the right part to replace the part I need and is it easy to assemble? Does it come with instructions? « Show Less
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Yes it is easy but I don't remember it coming with instructions. I had to take apart and switch two of the wires so pay very close attention to what wire is where before you remove the old one. (mark each wire with tape so you know and match the wires on your new piece) It does not come with connectors so you will need those also. If the blinker is going fast, it may mean that one of your other bulbs is burnt out and you may not even need this connector, just a new bulb. Good luck!
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I don't quite understand what your saying but the knob adjust how fast/or slow u want your flasher to blink by decreasing the resistances on the relay. But I would not advise getting this one because mines broke. I have a Prius with led and every time I indicate left both my signal lights go on instead of just the left one. I would suggest getting the regular one with no knob on it. One less thing to fail
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The attached MOPAR site has the instructions for installation. http://www.dodge-dart.org/forum/dodge-dart-lighting/2487-led-racetrack-taillamp-panel-now-available-thru-mopar.htmlWatch a few YouTube videos to see what needs to be done before you do it yourself. I have an SE, mine was straight forward, unplug, unscrew, and put the new one in place and you are good to go! it took me 20 minutes by myself to change out.
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Hello, I do apologize that your tech is giving you that information. That bulb hooks up only one way with the same connection. Search online you'll find same bulb part number for driver and passenger side, hope this helps. Also if I may give you a tip, rule of thumb when replacing headlight bulbs recommend replace both bulbs at the same time. The older bulb will show a slightly different color discoloration.Thanks,SV
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It is Highly possible that the two wires for the brake lights are reversed... I have had this issue a few times in the past with SPYDER products... easiest way to check is make 2 jumper wires... put one in one side of the pigtail and one in the other.... make sure they are long enough so you can put them in the place where the pigtail normally lines up and cross them.... have someone hit the brake pedal to see if that is the culprit.... if so you will need to cit and splice the wires so they go to the right connection. Or some other alternative of that nature.Hope thats all it is. Good Luck !!! It is Highly possible that the two wires for the brake lights are reversed... I have had this issue a few times in the past with SPYDER products... easiest way to check is make 2 jumper wires... put one in one side of the pigtail and one in the other.... make sure they are long enough so you can put them in the place where the pigtail normally lines up and cross them.... have someone hit the brake pedal to see if that is the culprit.... if so you will need to cit and splice the wires so they go to the right connection. Or some other alternative of that nature.Hope thats all it... » Read More It is Highly possible that the two wires for the brake lights are reversed... I have had this issue a few times in the past with SPYDER products... easiest way to check is make 2 jumper wires... put one in one side of the pigtail and one in the other.... make sure they are long enough so you can put them in the place where the pigtail normally lines up and cross them.... have someone hit the brake pedal to see if that is the culprit.... if so you will need to cit and splice the wires so they go to the right connection. Or some other alternative of that nature.Hope thats all it is. Good Luck !!! « Show Less
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If you look carefully on the back of the light by the connector, the words "GROUND", "TAIL", and "STOP & TURN" are embossed in the plastic near each of the connector pins corresponding to those functions. On the wire harness kit that came with mine (you might want to check yours), GROUND = White, TAIL (Running) = Black, and STOP & TURN = Red. The wires coming out of the bottom of the connector also roughly line up with the connector pins left-to-right; i.e., Black on left, Red in center, White on right.
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Also when you removed your old bulbs from the factory plug, pay attention when plugging them into the new harness. Make sure the black wires going into the back of your factory plug and the black wires in the socket of the new tail lights are plugged in the right way so that the black wires are connected together correctly. If not connected black to black, the tail light don't light up correctly when pressing the brake pedal.
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It fixed it for me, but the repair people diagnosed that it was bad - they wanted to replace the entire canister assembly - $300 for the part alone and only available from Toyota. I told them no, I'd live with the light. Checked the web, found this part and it matched. Replaced it and light is gone. I have a 2000 Camry LE. The light could be from other things, too, like the gas cap seal. Good luck!
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I ordered the part, I had someone else install it. And it has been working well. The person is an IT. Sorry I was not able to be of more assistance :-(
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I had a similar problem. I called it ground feedback. No one else heard of it. When I put these in I get a faint glow on the dash turn signal indicators and the front turn signal lamps are also glowing slightly. This was with a pair of cheap knock off lamps installed. I am going to try the JDM Lamps to see if better quality makes any difference.
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I recently purchased this product but have not installed it yet . Right out of the box all the parts fit together and the light worked right off the bat ,before any charging . My pull switch works but is a little hard to pull it on or off . Maybe you need to but more pull into it ? The last resort is to return it .Good Luck
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Jose, return it for a new one. That is exactly what happened to me. The second light works great! I have a chev silverado and I put the light under the license plate in front. Looks and works great!
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The best place to check is NAPA or another auto parts store the prices are the same except there's no shipping. They have the part you need in stock too right in the aisle. I had to go there after buying this and finding out it's the blinker not side marker light.
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Sorry no,,I suggest you check with your local used bike repair shop And pick up a turn signal assembly , used is good , cause their mostly all the same.Bushman
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I agree with you. I also did not find it very clear. My advice is to pay close attention to what to what is written not the diagram. It is very easy to install incorrectly otherwise. Also before you remove faulty sensor - not how the wires are attached and label them before removing. That way you can install replacement without instructions. Finally - new time delay switch is touchy. I would set it to middle position. Good luck.
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This particular item doesnt have the turn signal/lamp built in although you can find the right one on Amazon by searching for your specific vehicle. The one I bought worked perfectly for my 2006 Suburban with heated mirrors.
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I own a 2003 Buick Century. There is a known issue with these cars where the lamp socket (ACDelco LS115 Turn Signal Parking Lamp Socket) overheats and begins to melt near the bulb contacts. Over time, this causes the bulb and/or the socket to fail. I have to replace the socket about once a year and unfortunately, I have been unable to find anyone who offers an improved design. Search Amazon with the description in parentheses above and you will find the part you need. Thankfully it's an easy replacement.