BRAKE LIGHT FLASHER LAMP MODULE FLASHER CAR TRUCK . `` My car have led bulbs in the brake. can you tell me , if need resistor for it work . Thanks?
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No, I think not. Turn signals rely on incandescent bulbs to flash at the correct rate, but brake lamps are modulated differently here ... by an electronic circuit which is not dependent on resistance through the bulbs, but instead is self-regulated by the circuit itself. I have a brake modulator on one of my motorcycles with LED tail lamps and, if anything, they enhance the flashing because of their shorter illumination/decay times. They will flash faster and go completely off between flashes whereas a bulb will only appear to pulse bright-to-dim-to-bright repeatedly in a dull display. Go for it!
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You need at least 1 load resistor per bulb if you want to prevent fast flashing, or get a new flash module that works with led lights.
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You need to remove your existing flasher from your steering column and take it to your local auto part store and ask them for a heavy duty or led replacement flasher to keep your lights from flashing fast
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Check ur bulb number of ur car.....far as continuous use yes there great led bulbs do not get hot will need resistor for hyper flasing
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Dear valued customerSome vehicle is still required to be installed with load resistor because the power consumption of LED bulb is far below than the original value of halogen bulb. Consumers generally accept this factor and use them anyways, despite the appearance of error messages. This is not a problem with the quality of our products. you might need to add 50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors with LED bulb to eliminate error message. Thanks
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I dont see any reason why a resistor would be required. They are 12 volt bulbs. I simply installed them into a boat 12v light fixture, replacing the original 12v incandescent bulbs. Although they are not as bright as the original bulbs, disappointing.
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I don't know about the Toyota. In Acura I had to use a resistor because it threw an error right away. To check this you can take off your lamp and turn on your car so the DRL starts, if it will tell you check drl on your dash then you definitely need a resistor.
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Brake and stop are the same? If you are asking tail light,stop light and turn signal then yes if your bulb is an 1157? Look on your bulb and the metal part should be marked 1157
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If using for a turn signal lamp then yes you'll need a resistor. I used them for reverse lights, no need for resistor on that application.
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They work just like the old bulbs with no resistors unless you use them for turn signals, then resistors are required.
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Poor brake light performance, they're only very slightly brighter in break-light mode than basic, parking, tail light mode. To me, that's a safety issue. I don't use them, threw them away. Save your money, it's junk. You'd want really BRIGHT(!) LEDs in brakelights b/c they light up a tiny bit faster then incandescents - which just might save your rear end. For taillight, parking lights they are useless except for longevity and electrical consumption - should you forget to turn your parking lights off, and your car doesn't have an auto shut-off.
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Yes, You need to install wirh load resistor if there is flashing faster.Please refer the link below to know what load register is.Jtech 2x 50W 6 Ohm Load Resistors for LED Light Bulbs (Fix Hyper Flash, Error Messsage)RegardsCustomer Service
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For many cars you can buy the replacement flasher relay that works with LED. The "problem" with LED is also their greatest advantage... they use so little current that the standard mechanical flasher relay malfunctions (because it expects a lot more current running through it). Search Amazon for "LED flasher relay" and you will get many choices, starting around 10 dollars. Once installed, you can replace all your turn signals with LED!
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They'd work for the lights, but what people run into on some cars if the lights are also the turn signal or flashers, is that these bulbs pull so much less power that it doesn't correctly put enough heat through the bimetal switch to get it to expend and contract, so modules are sold for that purpose so that these LED bulbs can be replaced in those locations. If, however, you have a light on your car that's simply on or off, like the marker lights or third brake, they work just fine.
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Yes. My car required the resistors for these bulbs. You can find them on amazon as well. Just search for "resistor led" in the automotive section. However I was told that if you have a good OBD2 diagnostic program you can go in and change settings so that you do not need the resistors. (I don't know how true that is.)
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I don't believe it will work as this flasher is designed for LED lighting which uses much less electricity than the bulbs in your car do. You need a conventional type flasher for incandescent bulbs.
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What kind of led's? Are they the inexpensive switch back or are they the more expensive Cree? They putting regular bulbs while you habr the led flasher in. If it works then its not the flasher its the bulbs if it doesnt work then it is the flasher. These thing suck work on because you never know what quality led bulbs your getting i habe had to trouble shot ot one step at a time. I recently tried to put 194 led cree bulbs in my front marker lamp and my rear led taillights stopped working. But when i put regular led bulbs in it everything worked again.