Do these include the necessary resistors?
1494518
No they do not come with resistors. But I received several extra LED's in case a few were faulty. It's very honorable of the seller, and the resistors can be found here for 4.50 per hundred
1767701
Yes, they should. If your order doesn't come with power cables, it should most definitely mention it. Otherwise, file a good ol' complaint!
911093
It will take whatever it need to operate, probably about 0.01 amperes, you need to put the 600 ohm resistor someplace to remind yourself to learn the basics of Ohm's law. You don't even need to know what B,B,R,O,Y,G,B,V,G,W is.
1390181
The older module had resistors but those have been done away with , these systems are far more complicated. I would recommend to not tamper with your theft system otherwise it could send a distress signal an they could deactivate your vehicle
1908608
I installed these with no problem, no resistor. I wired mine to the tail lights so they are on all the time as rear side marker lights, same as the previous two answers. I used plain old crimp connectors.
28354
Sure, you'll want to wire them differently depending on the specs. If they're 2ohm speakers you'll want to wire them in series so they have 4 ohms of resistance. If they're 4 or 8 ohm you'll want to wire them in parallel for a 2 or 4 ohm resistance.
1516791
No, you need at least one of 500. I recommend you to check with your technician the compatibility chart before spending your money.
1510159
Yes. I have 4 of these set up right now. They are normally closed with resistance less than 24 ohm, and greater than 1 Mohm when triggered.
1908609
I didnt use any resistor, I conect the white wire from the led to the brown wire of the vehicle for the tail light and the black wire for ground.
510630
No. No load resistor required. All you have to do is wire them up like you do regular lights.
181392
Use a flat screwdriver for the resistor you pointed out. I cranked mine up to 13v with no issues. I use about 15 amps for a ham radio transceiver.
1372045
Yes they will. And so far mine work great! Be sure to replace the set of 8. Then check your old ones with an ohm meter. Save the good ones for spares. :-)
515276
Yes you will need a 4.7K resistor. One side of resistor to Plus 5VDC the other side of resistor to the signal wire of the sensor, Ground wire connects to ground.
1122333
I left it in place. I still need to get load resistors to get rid of error message
2271456
Yup. Look online for ohm-specific wiring patterns when you do your first setup.
200234
We installed it and it didn't make any difference. We removed it and put the old one back. I should have returned it but kept it just in case the original resistor completely dies. Sorry if that doesn't answer your question, but that was our experience.
1715577
I didnt use a load resistor and have had no problems with them, only used as tail/brakelights tho, and i will say they are about 10 times brighter than the factory bulb