Do I need a flasher separate from this part? Jeep cj2a no turn signal ever installed. If so, what flasher?. Thanks, Dave.
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Yes, probably a three blade flasher. Look on the web for wiring diagrams, as you will probably need to do some rewiring.
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Yes, you do. Most any flasher will do. I've tried both 2 and 3 terminal flashers. For a 2 terminal flasher, just wire the black and blue wires together. The wiring diagrams on the internet show 3 terminal flashers.
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I had a similar problem. I called it ground feedback. No one else heard of it. When I put these in I get a faint glow on the dash turn signal indicators and the front turn signal lamps are also glowing slightly. This was with a pair of cheap knock off lamps installed. I am going to try the JDM Lamps to see if better quality makes any difference.
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The automated description reads "plug and play" which is not correct. Almost all vehicles require some wiring to install these. By wiring I mean, using a light tester to find out which lights are which, tail-left/right and brake and blinkers. Then, you clip the coordinating wire from the Anzo assembly onto the vehicle wiring and tape it up real well. The other issue is that aftermarket LED lights have a power box that converts the power from the battery to the LED light. This box gets really hot when running continuously (night driving). It also does not fit very well into Jeep Wrangler housings along with some others, which puts it outside the housing exposed to weathering. Nothing will beat the good old fashioned standard Jeep lights from the factory. They were already pre-designed to handle the intensity of a Jeep's lifespan.
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You will not have to replace a flasher module (not many cars/trucks use these today) or add a resistor (flashers on many modern vehicles is controlled by the BCM) since this is an addition to the existing vehicle's flasher circuit. Only time a new module or a resistor is needed is if replacing those directly in the vehicle. That drops the resistance and the flashers will flash fast. However, as an addition to the existing tow vehicle's flashers, not needed.
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Wish I could help you on your question but I had mine professionally installed. I do know they pulled it in the RCA 'sub-out' on my Alpine deck. I would start by looking to see if your Jeep's radio even has that option. Good Luck!
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Throw away them LEDs from JDM Astar. They are junk from China not made to US DOT standards. Luckily yours popped them out. I used this LED & it broke my Acura lamp holders. Read my comments in Acurazine.com under "JDM Astar". Also, I've got proofs & these Asian thieves in California won't give me my refund. Amazon was gracious enough to refund me.
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Mine turned out awesome. Love the clear. But be aware, some inspection states require reflective tail lights (DOT reflectors) these have no reflective properties so a small stick on reflector may be necessary. Write up & wiring is easily available on most vehicle forums. Assuming Wrangler, go here:http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f12/how-detailed-4-led-flush-mount-tail-lights-976895/
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No. The LED's are separate. The turn signal is on the outside of the LED's. It takes it's own bulb. If you look at a blow up of the picture, you'll see the marker light in the corner and then turn signal bulb will be right below it. These lights are very nice once installed and my Police officer friend wants a sent for his 2012. Hopefully this helps answer your question.
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If your Jeep has rear turn signal lights separate from the stop lights then this will work; although determining which Jeep wire is which could be tricky.
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No - blinking is controlled by the flasher in the vehicle. Replace the flasher for a few bucks with a slower one and forget resistors and funky wiring... just my opinion - but I fix cars for a living.
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I have the 09 and I did need it only because the jeep canbus system sends power to the headlight in a pulse, hologen bulbs won't see it but because led lights are instant it causes the flicker that's very noticeable. I have the jw speaker led lights and it works great with them
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My headlights only came with the amber turn signal/maker lights. That is good because the original bulbs would not fit.
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I have a jeep... put them in fog light spots... the plugs were different, and you need a dedicated line or you will get flicker... would use the included wiring harness that comes with them.
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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
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Joshua, It will need some mods to make this work 100%. Also the tail turn blinkers did not pass Washington State inspection. Keep in mind you will also need a Battery to pass inspection. If the bike loses power you must still be able to run lights. It all depends on State laws, and as we know they are as clear as mud sometimes. It is a good start as a kit.
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I assume you mean the blinker relay. I used the Tridon EP-26 relay. This is an LED relay, and I found one at a local parts store, but they are also available here on Amazon. Plug n play. Works great. These lights have standard leads, so you will need to re-wire to fit the existing tail/brake/reverse wiring. You will also need to modify the mounting holes in the light, as the 3 bolt pattern in these doesn't quite line up with the holes in your TJ tub. I had to elongate the upper hole with a dremel to make them fit. These also have a ground wire, where the stock lights ground thru the screws into the body tub. I pulled the ground wire back into the tail light body and added a ring terminal under one of the mounting screws into the tub. Make sure they are grounded well, as my dash now shows ground faults for both tail lights (doesn't effect function, but the turn indicators are constantly on low when the lights are on).
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I'd check to make sure the wires are correct. The colors were not compatable with the harness in the Jeep so I had to figure it out on my own. Make sure that the ground wire is secure too. I also had to install a new flasher control (under the steering column cover) to compensate for the lower draw of the LEDs. It would flash very quickly. I'm very happy with them.