Will these lights draw enough amperage to trigger the flasher circuit?
274184
They did not in my 66 Mustang. I had to switch to an LED flasher when I installed these bulbs.
274185
They did on my setup, I'm using these on a Factory 5 Mark3 Cobra, with a mechanical old school flasher unit.
1055018
Yes, probably a three blade flasher. Look on the web for wiring diagrams, as you will probably need to do some rewiring.
462462
No but trust me as long as your flasher is similar size and has the same number of prongs then you'll be good.
1668821
Not necessary, connecting these resistors will create proper load for your LED light to flash normal.
240529
It will draw at least 7 amps. You need to run 14 gauge wire to the light and have a 20 - 30 amp fuse.
2068434
If you are using them for an exterior light monitored by the computer the answer is most likely not, unless you add a load resistor kit like this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00H8RLEHQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1422507167&sr;=8-4π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&dpPl;=1&dpID;=31PHc7lmVvL&ref;=plSrchThe LED does not draw enough current by itself for the computer to detect. They should work fine in a non-monitored application.
1347332
you should have no problem using your fog light switch, the amp draw is very low.
1656692
I read some of the other responses..you don't need a relay with these lights, they only draw about 2 amps total.
10325
These lights dont pull much juice, so u shouldnt have any issue if they are correctly wired.
586259
I believe they use a 55 watt bulb, so at 12 volts, that's a bit under 5 amps. I use 2 of them on a 10amp fused circuit, hasn't blown yet.
2189056
We have these installed as reading lights on our cruising sailboat. As near as I can tell they draw about .15 amps each. And they are plenty bright! Greg S/V Daystar
1516399
I used these lights to replace my driving lights. Driving light are on a 15 or 20 amp fuse. Being LED 15 amp fuse should be more than enough. LED draw very little power to run.
1600126
Yes a 10 amp fuse will be adequate. Remember these are LED lights and draw far fewer Amps that a typical bulb does.
539255
Since these are led, they will draw a lot less amps than regular lights, u can run these in series. If u want them to turn on with a separate switch from your already lights, then run positive wire from battery to fuse, then to switch, then to light. U can share the common ground from the other lights.
1213545
Some modern auto trailer wiring systems (very few) require a certain amount of load to operate the directional flasher if this is the case then yes...But for almost every application I have come across these bulbs are direct fit with no modification or resistor needed and work great .... one Quick point ..They are very not water proof if your lights get wet on the inside they are not for you......Hope this helps
909511
The flasher is rated at 1 amp per side. Or a total of two amps. Watts= Volts * Amps, 12 v * 2 amps(total) = 24 watts total. You should use relays between the flasher and your lights.
1354518
That is really based on expected load. Recommend you check what the LED lights are rated, and you can actually od a search for the right gauge to use. I would expect you wouldn't want to pull any more than the fuse is rated. sounds like 20-22 gauge is what is used on the adapter any way so that should work.