Turn signal Failure
You can replace the hazard switch, but a Hyperflash Harness should fix your problem and is easier to install. As an added bonus, it will allow you to install LEDs in the future with no hyperflashing.
A hyperflash harness replaces the portion of the hazard switch that handles the turn signals with a flasher that's LED friendly. Hazards will still hyperflash because that function remains untouched in the OEM hazard switch.
Check this one out. It's completely plug-and-play: no splicing or anything.
Last edited by GCG; May 13, 2019 at 01:13 AM.
You can replace the hazard switch, but a Hyperflash Harness should fix your problem and is easier to install. As an added bonus, it will allow you to install LEDs in the future with no hyperflashing.
A hyperflash harness replaces the portion of the hazard switch that handles the turn signals with a flasher that's LED friendly. Hazards will still hyperflash because that function remains untouched in the OEM hazard switch.
Check this one out. It's completely plug-and-play: no splicing or anything.
This is a plug-and-play harness, not a switch, and it doesn't cause anything to flash faster. It is used to replace the turn-signal portion from the Hazard Switch with an LED friendly flasher.
If you're using standard OEM bulbs everything remains as before, nothing flashes faster or anything.
When LEDs are installed, then both, turn signals and hazards, will hyperflash. Using this harness eliminates hyperflashing from the turn signals. Hazards will still hyperflash because that function will still be handled by the OEM Hazard Switch.
Last edited by GCG; May 28, 2019 at 10:10 AM.















