I have a 03 mustang v6. Installed sequential turn signal harness. it sequences 2-3 times and then does a rapid blink with one bulb. Is this a fix?
1103150
Yes I think it will work. This one will keep working even when the load is very low like with leds or a single bulb.
1103151
Maybe; why not check with the maker of the sequence harness? Clearly it must have worked at some time.
1103152
It is very possible that the EP27 will correct this issue however, we have never performed any testing with a sequencer like the one provided in that harness. The EP27 does correct fast flash issues typically generated with lower current (amperage) requirements - which this is an example of. My best advice would be to try this before doing anything else.
2135008
For my 2003 R6 I tested the fuse box and found the turn signal fuse is a switched source. So I tapped it after the fuse so it's protected. My thinking is that it's not often that I'll need to use my turn signals and therefore I can use that for my heated grips. By the time I need to use my blinkers for a long time, the increased resistance from the heaters will drop the AMP draw and so running my turn signals at the same time isn't a big deal. Keep in mind, I swapped my turn signals from bulbs to LEDs (w/ an in-line resistor so it doesn't blink like crazy).
343856
If brake , park , and reverse lights are working properly and it's only the flashers that aren't working my go to would be a relay or fuse. But then again it works fine with the old one so that may point elsewhere. My emergency flashers work fine but my regular turn signals don't.
1081944
Check out a YouTube video to see correct light sequencing, but it sounds like it's probably broken. I had 2 faulty units before I contacted Eliminator directly and they sent me one that worked properly.
997586
If you look carefully on the back of the light by the connector, the words "GROUND", "TAIL", and "STOP & TURN" are embossed in the plastic near each of the connector pins corresponding to those functions. On the wire harness kit that came with mine (you might want to check yours), GROUND = White, TAIL (Running) = Black, and STOP & TURN = Red. The wires coming out of the bottom of the connector also roughly line up with the connector pins left-to-right; i.e., Black on left, Red in center, White on right.
691781
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)
884326
I had the same problem. I have led front signals and regular rears on my TJ wrangler. This relay did not fix my problem. I had to "modify" my relay. Good luck.
1468361
What locations are you replacing? If it's a turn signal bulb u will need the 5 ohm diodes or the resistor plugs to keep them from flashing too fast. But if ur just puting them in the tag lights or interior lights you will be fine. The small round map lights in the over head console may need minor modification for the bulb to fit or just remove the reflector like I did. They are plenty bright. But if u are just replacing a 194 non flashing bulb they work great! Hope this helps.
758087
Don't know what you mean by "red light blinks". Mine was done with two prong and works fine. I do recall there were some boo boos in the wiring diagram, I had to fudge things a bit to get mine to work (I do not remember by now what I did different).
1853834
Im on my second one,the first one worked like a charm,the second one not so well. Try taking the batteries back out,unhook both ends of cord,reinstall batteries then reconnect the cord and try to calibrate,if it does the same thing leave it and pull car out,wait to see if it stops flashing. If it does,then pull car in and see if it works properly. Mine acted weird then all of a sudden it started to work properly after a few days and has worked correctly ever since...hope this helps
699820
Not sure leds effect different makes n models differently. Check forums or other reviews for your model vehicle....my 06f150 just blinked faster; i know depending electrical and options cruise etc they impact different also if you use more than one set of bulbs tail lights etc it has various impact.....gluck.
2043716
Check the wattage of your old bulbs vs these bulbs. I would guess that your other ones pull more current and won't set off the flasher relay. I mine flashed too fast o. My triumph so I bought a solid state flasher relay and that cured it.Hope this helped
1067805
I don't know. My tail lights operated properly before installation and operate properly after installation.
2097473
On my Volkswagen Jetta there were two sensors. One just after the catty and one on the exhaust manifold. the one with the long cable goes on the manifold. By the way, I recomend replacing the upstream first and see if this does the trick. Also get one of those cheap ODB blue tooth code readers and the free android or windows app called TORX. Understand and monitor the codes as you drive. One bad code is okay but two is not. I actually cleaned the caty by removing it and dumping acetone through it. Probably wont pass again and it was a lot of work.
1367729
Its 3 different wiring harness for that model of car I have a 99 mustang gt and its a pain best bet is to go to a stereo place and they can sell you the right one the first I bought all 3 and 3rd one was the right one its the mach system that makes it so difficult to hook up
1975717
Also when you removed your old bulbs from the factory plug, pay attention when plugging them into the new harness. Make sure the black wires going into the back of your factory plug and the black wires in the socket of the new tail lights are plugged in the right way so that the black wires are connected together correctly. If not connected black to black, the tail light don't light up correctly when pressing the brake pedal.
462461
I've used this flasher on a 2002 mustang and on a 2006 Ford F-250. As long as the prongs are the same orientation, it will work. All it is, is a time based flasher, instead of of max capicator base (which build up to the current then releases it). The time based flash is needed for LED bulbs. Works perfectly.