Which color wire do I splice a resistor into for running lights on an 2005 Silverado? Fixed my hyperflashing but still no running lights....
1471931
You should not have to splice any of the wires. All of them are "plug and play." If your signals are not working, just reverse the way the new plug is into the old tail light pigtail. I hope this helps.
1471932
No wires to splice. Unplug the stock ones and plug the new ones in... 7 min start to finish max.
1471933
I didnt have to splice any wires i just had to move the outlets on my 04 silverdao i would think the wire outlet would b the same on the 05 models
1724777
I installed one in my 2004 Silverado with LED's in the rear and filament lamps in front and it worked great. Will your lights turn on at all and not flash or do they just not come on at all? Did they work with your old flasher & just flash rapidly? My old flasher made my signals flash rapidly w/led's until I put this flasher in and then it slowed it down to normal speed. Put your old flasher in to see if your lights work. It could be you have bad flasher.
251478
You can purchase the resistors at the same time you purchase the lights. Usually they will pop up at the bottom of the screen under " Customers who purchased these often purchased.....". It's easy to install there's only 2 wires and all you have to do if find your "hot" wire and the other. You can find these with a simple test light. Yes there's instructions or you can read the comments of those who purchased them, that's where I confirmed my instructions.
972539
As far as the light output with blacked out lens can't give you a definite answer to that, but instead of installing resistors I went online to Diode Dynamics website and bought a new flasher box for led so I didn't have to splice any of my factory wires. Think it ran about 20$ and there customer service are second to none. Hope this helps you a little.
2139672
Splice wire to one of your reverse lights. I believe I used speaker wire (coated, not bare) to run from one of the reverse lights all the way to the "reverse" wire on my own Pioneer. At the reverse light, splice positive to red and negative to black....and behind the head-unit, splice the positive to the "reverse" wire and the negative wire to all your ground wires also behind your head-unit. On mine, when the reverse lights "lit-up" it sent a "hot" signal down the wire to the Pioneer telling the head-unit to essentially show the signal from the reverse camera right now. When the signal goes "cold", your Pioneer will return back to displaying what ever it was doing before. Splice wire to one of your reverse lights. I believe I used speaker wire (coated, not bare) to run from one of the reverse lights all the way to the "reverse" wire on my own Pioneer. At the reverse light, splice positive to red and negative to black....and behind the head-unit, splice the positive to the "reverse" wire and the negative wire to all your ground wires also behind your head-unit. On mine, when the reverse lights "lit-up" it sent a "hot" signal down the wire to the Pioneer telling the head-unit to essentially show the signal from the... » Read More Splice wire to one of your reverse lights. I believe I used speaker wire (coated, not bare) to run from one of the reverse lights all the way to the "reverse" wire on my own Pioneer. At the reverse light, splice positive to red and negative to black....and behind the head-unit, splice the positive to the "reverse" wire and the negative wire to all your ground wires also behind your head-unit. On mine, when the reverse lights "lit-up" it sent a "hot" signal down the wire to the Pioneer telling the head-unit to essentially show the signal from the reverse camera right now. When the signal goes "cold", your Pioneer will return back to displaying what ever it was doing before. « Show Less
494756
Dear Customer,Thank you very much for your inquiry with us!This product is for the halo ring color upgrade. It does come with the resistors to prevent error message from the dash board. This product is strictly to be used for H8 marker bulb/halo ring color upgrade only.Please let me know if I can assist you further on this matter.SincerelyJayiJDMTOY
1635822
I installed 5 led light bars on my truck. I ordered a Hella relay block and a Hella fuse block. The relays where $14 a piece from the auto parts store. Just in wires and switches I have about $500. Through the junk that came with it away and get pro grade equipment. Merry Xmas
458715
You have to cut the connectors off the OEM signals. And these are only 2 wire as they don't have the "running light" option.
1872305
I installed relay on my 2014 Silverado because of the flickering, took care of the problem and, well on my truck the lights turn on when truck turns on but you could still turn them off manually. Well at least on my truck I wouldn't know if other
1751028
I connected the orange wire to the back up light inside the tail light housing. I needed to extend the orange wire, too short.
251477
These leds work great. They fit into standard socket on my truck. No resistors needed. I use them as daytime running lights. Have been running these for several months with no problems.
949533
No they will hyper blink with the factory setup. You could go thru all the trouble of splicing in resistors which I did but they seem to fail about every two years or you could go to the parts store near you and buy an "LED Compatible Flasher Relay" I just wish someone would have told me sooner
1237741
I wanna say check wire diagram , look for wire labeled "park" (or similar). I will look into this issue for ya, if not resolved already.
235351
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!
949538
I'm not sure you will need resistors or to change the flasher if you have sequential turn signals. I had regular t/s that's why I changed out the flasher.
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.
1882675
Make sure you have the load resistors on the front leds also. Without the load resistors it usually only cause a hyperflash not blow the fuse. Just make sure there is not a short on the line. LEDs are great when they work and a headache when they don't. Good luck.