Do I need load resistor to use it for turn signal?
299856
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.
299857
If it blinks too fast, you will need a turn signal flasher relay, which is the problem I had for a 2000 Honda Accord. You should not need a load resistor.
2009692
Yes, You need power supply. The signal extend not far. This is why I send it back.
1213550
HelloMy past experience is yes. I will explain. My vehicle is a Range Rover when I attached my boat trailer which had LED lights from the factory they would flicker even when the car was turned off. It seems that LED's draw current as long as they are connected to my Rover. Now when I hooked up to my Ford F150 no issues. Since I purchased these LED's I have had no issues. I put them in both the Ford and The Rover. In fact both are completely LED up. I have not used any resistors. If you do need them they are 6 Ohm.
622776
Using them as turn signals and they're great day or night. Need load resistors.
1389209
You need to hook a resistor in line to reduce load, my challenger I replaced bulbs with aftermarket bulbs and they are much brighter than stock and no worries on trying to match ohms with LEDs. Did not use LEDs
590515
this one is 3W. over or less than 3W you do need resistor but that is depend on where your install.
2176828
maybe your talking about a ballast resistor, i"d call MSD ask their experts.
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.
568227
Red to +12V Black to ground Yellow to low side (-) of load Load (+)connect to +12V
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
790665
You shouldnt need the yellow or green wires at all, unless you want to hook the light bar up to your turn signals. You just want to hook it up so you can see all the cool stuff it does right? Just run red wire to positive battery terminal and black wire to negative battery terminal. It should come right on. Use A to turn it on and off, C to change colors, D to change speed and B to change pattern. This light is very cool I promise. Its the best one of the 3 that i have had so far.
171967
you could wire a completely different circuit for turn signals and keep it seperate from your brake lights, but I don't know why you would want to do it that way. The 12 volt leds won't be as bright on 6 volts, but they will work ok.
478771
You need to buy separate resistors. I bought the putco ceramic ones with these. You need one per side. Keep in kind these LEDs are less bright than stock, but give the LED look(instant on off).
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.
664973
I have the same set, my top is turn signal, bottom are running lights, It just might depend on your wiring Hope this helps, Ron @ ronjl60@gmail.com
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Dear valued customer Some 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 would just use a "LED flasher module " https://www.superbrightleds.com/blog/blog.php?entry=07/10/2012/LED-Turn-Signals-Blinking-Too-Fast-(Hyperflashing)