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Melting Slicks
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He doesn't need an electronic flasher for sure. I tried one and it didn't work. I threw in a stock one and it worked perfectly.
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I tried an electronic one and it didn't work. Also I have read that I will need 2. One for signals and one for hazards. But I only see one on the fuse panel
Racer
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so check it, i have the LED taillights and the electronic flasher didn't work for me either.
however, i went down to the local auto parts store and a "heavy duty flasher" did the trick, so give it a try. it was about $10-$12 bucks...
however, i went down to the local auto parts store and a "heavy duty flasher" did the trick, so give it a try. it was about $10-$12 bucks...
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Racer
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bummer. maybe try a different brand heavy duty flasher? (I know, slim chance)
well, if you have an auto electric shop in your area you could stop by to see what they have in stock and have them try different flashers? that's how i found out i needed a heavy duty one after the electronic one i bought from ecklers didn't work for me...
well, if you have an auto electric shop in your area you could stop by to see what they have in stock and have them try different flashers? that's how i found out i needed a heavy duty one after the electronic one i bought from ecklers didn't work for me...
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Ok got them to work. Wired in some resistors. I work at a electronic manufacturer so they had them there. You can find them on eBay. Just search for " 6 ohm 25w resistor" . Thanks everyone for your help