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I converted the taillights on my 67 to LED. I installed the recommended United Pacific 90650 LED flasher with the ground wire and reverse polarity plug, and the turn signals work correctly. I also installed the same 90650 flasher in the fuse block for the 4 way flashers but the flashers won’t work and they worked before converting to LED. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
Don't really know, but with everyone switching to LED's, anything that "blinks" or flashes, doesn't work right. I'm sure someone will provide the work-around.
Just answered this on the Camaro Forum. Check the polarity on the flasher as you may need to reverse the wires or buy an adapter. If that fails, buy a grounded flasher at your local FLAPS or Amazon or Fleabay. Had to use one on the 68RS.
I tried both an electronic flasher and an adjustable electronic flasher and couldn't get it to work right - either would not blink or would blink too fast. I believe there are some more complex workarounds out there but I solved it by just leaving conventional 1157's in the front park / turn lights and converting everything else to LED.
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On my '74, I had to reverse polarity only on the turnsignal flasher, 4-way did not and mine works perfect
I would make sure you and clean grounds on the rear tailight housings
I plan to try this on my '67 also, but I am also going to try switchbacks for up front (I am going to put white lenses up front)
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