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Bob.M Enthusiast

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Thanks Payton34, I will give those load resistors a try. Did you splice and solder the connections or did you just use the 3M connectors that came with the resistors?

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Thanks Payton34, I will give those load resistors a try. Did you splice and solder the connections or did you just use the 3M connectors that came with the resistors?

I used the 3m connectors

Bob.M Enthusiast

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One last question, sorry if I am being an annoyance but I want to get this right. There are two dual intensity bulbs per side and the wiring (brown, black, green) go into the bottom socket and than exit out of the bottom socket to the upper socket (same colors). Do I connect one load resistor to the green (turn signal) and black (ground) wires just before the lower socket and a second load resistor just before the upper socket's black and green wires? Does the tail light (running light) need to have a resistor as well? I don't get any errors with the LED bulbs with just the running lights and or four way flashers, just with the turn signals. Thanks again for your assistance!

 

Bob

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I just put some in and it does hyper flash, the message will appear when you complete the turn the message goes away.

 

Is there anyway someone could take pictures of what you need to do to fix this?

 

 

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