I have a 2000 Silverado. Would I need the Load Resisters, and what do those do?
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You dont need the resisters. Only downside is that the blinker will rapid blink without resister.
1087100
Yes, you would need resistors to prevent "hyper flash" I literally installed a set of these just last week in an 03' Sierra HD 2500, and they are fantastic. Check the description before buying, as they may come with the resistors
1087101
This came with load resistor.... Pros are comes with everything you need... Cons are white LED are over powering amber LED
1087102
The resister is for the led u put on. It's because the resist of the led is less than the factory light. So that u need put the resisters if u put a led on ur car.
1087103
Yes, you will need load resistors if you are using for turn signals or they will hyper-flash. The load resistors reduce the current to the LED bulbs so it will flash like a normal bulb. The load resistors will get hot so be careful where you mount them, don't want to melt any plastic or other wiring.
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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
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Yes, you MAY need this ones:Metra 70-2003 Radio Wiring Harness For GM 98-08 HarnessAnd this one for the radio antenna:Metra 40-GM10 GM Antenna AdapterYou still have to make sure if those are the ones you need since you did not mention which pick up model you have. I am guessing a 2003 Sierra 1500. Look it up at metraonline.com since they have compatibility stuff. Or you can look up a video about replacing the head unit on your truck and they will definitely mention what you will need. Good luck! Yes, you MAY need this ones:Metra 70-2003 Radio Wiring Harness For GM 98-08 HarnessAnd this one for the radio antenna:Metra 40-GM10 GM Antenna AdapterYou still have to make sure if those are the ones you need since you did not mention which pick up model you have. I am guessing a 2003 Sierra 1500. Look it up at metraonline.com since they have compatibility stuff. Or you can look up a video about replacing the head unit on your truck and they will... » Read More Yes, you MAY need this ones:Metra 70-2003 Radio Wiring Harness For GM 98-08 HarnessAnd this one for the radio antenna:Metra 40-GM10 GM Antenna AdapterYou still have to make sure if those are the ones you need since you did not mention which pick up model you have. I am guessing a 2003 Sierra 1500. Look it up at metraonline.com since they have compatibility stuff. Or you can look up a video about replacing the head unit on your truck and they will definitely mention what you will need. Good luck! « Show Less
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No. If you dont put in load resistors the lights might blink fast, and a fault code might occur (or engine light). My car (an E36), did not originally have a "switch back" light function on the corner lights, so I had to wire in relays as well.
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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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I installed on a 2008 Chev Silverado 1500. There is some additional resistance in the last few inches of closure, but no more than expected for an effective seal. If your tailgate has increased resistance throughout it's travel, you should investigate for binding resulting from improper installation.
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B000KL2GDI . This could be it, ask the seller to be sure. It says 97 Silverado. As for slapping in, at least get some butt connectors and a good crimper... like the GB GS-388 8-Inch Crimping Electrical Plier. It pretty much atomically welds the wires into the connectors, so you don't have wires falling out later. I've seen that in cars that weren't crimped right, and the radio system slowly falls apart (wires disconnect from vibrations).
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I installed these and they worked great for my application which was keep the truck level while loaded. They did raise the truck slightly but I dont think it would work for your application.
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Its probably the blower motor resistor. Amazon has them, and you can see how to install on youtube. Just had to replace mine. Common problem with GM trucks.
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I have a 2000 Silverado, worked fine. Check the part number with a Chevrolet dealer or a parts place to make sure it's the same.
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My husband's Chevy Silverado was much older (2002) and the person who installed it said if it had been any older, he would have had to rewire it differently. That being said, I think you'll be fine.
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Yes, You need to install wirh load resistor if there is flashing faster.Please refer the link below to know what load register is.Jtech 2x 50W 6 Ohm Load Resistors for LED Light Bulbs (Fix Hyper Flash, Error Messsage)RegardsCustomer Service
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Unless you are replacing led bulbs, yes. You need resistors if you are upgrading from incandescents to LED
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You should not need longer shocks. I just recently put these on my 2000 F-150 2WD and am still using the stock shocks. You shouldn't "need" anything else for installation. But keep in mind the age of our trucks. Things will likely break when you start ripping them apart or you may find things in need of replacement while you're under there. I had two bad ball joints and another on its way out so I replaced all four while I was there. Your end links will likely break when you take them apart so expect to replace those (less than $10). Other than that it's just a bit of hard work. Good luck if you decide to install them on your truck, I love the way they look on mine.
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no resistor is required I do recommend not purchasing these lights not because they don't look cool or the idea is good but they don't put light to the ground like your stock bolts do. I went ahead and went with HIDs around 6000 K and they work perfect plenty of life and twice as good and they're cheaper. and just as easy to install. I have the same vehicle 2015 Denali.
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You will not need resisters unless they are for turn signals. The turn signals will flash very fast without resisters. I found an easier way to control the turn signal flash by replacing the original flasher with a led turn signal flasher. They are inexpensive and Amazon carries them.
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The plugs are the same. Your truck just won't have a power wire for the heat element. The rest should all work normal.