will it work for only newly installed led blinkers, not brakes etc?
171966
This works on regular automotive bulbs as well as the new LED lights and yes the brake light circuit wires thru this switch.
171967
you could wire a completely different circuit for turn signals and keep it seperate from your brake lights, but I don't know why you would want to do it that way. The 12 volt leds won't be as bright on 6 volts, but they will work ok.
171968
I hook up the 4 ways flasher so you need to hook up led brake light witch is easy
2032472
No, it is truly just plug and play. Make sure you test the connections prior to completely installing the headlight. If the connections are plugged in backwards (hard to tell) then they won't work. Simply flip the plug around and all will be good. it won't hurt anything if its plugged in backwards...they just won't work. Hope all goes well, good luck!
2156583
Depends on the application. Like for reverse or fog lights you might not, but for turn signals there is like a 95% chance that you will. So if I was you I would get some resisters just in case.
2241859
bingo, I just went to auto zone and got a trailer LED flasher relay fixed my blinker problem.
972068
This LED Tail Light has no effect on turn signals. Turn signals will work normally
1544444
ABS maybe. SRS no. It will only reset the check engine light warnings from OBDII. Some ABS warnings are from OBD sensors. But they will come right back if the sensors are still not working.
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
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)
834232
Joshua, It will need some mods to make this work 100%. Also the tail turn blinkers did not pass Washington State inspection. Keep in mind you will also need a Battery to pass inspection. If the bike loses power you must still be able to run lights. It all depends on State laws, and as we know they are as clear as mud sometimes. It is a good start as a kit.
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No I personally don't. I bet you could get a couple of these and run the blinker wires through them. One relay for each side and it'd do just fine. I personally recommend buying a different light though. This thing crapped out on me the first week. The mount for your license plate and the base structure of it to bolt to your bike is cheap plastic. If you do end up getting one though, these are the relays I'd recommend. CARCHET Turn Signal Flasher Relay 12V 2 Pin Motorcycle LED Indicator Light New Hope this helps.
1929270
Indicator? If you mean the blinkers than yes. Very easy to install, watch the YouTube video if you're not a pro. That's what I did. Comes with new nuts, so make sure you take those off. I made a mistake by screwing the old ones on top of the new, which I didn't see so the mirror war loose. Took it off and saw the problem. �
967118
If your turn signal lights in back are separate from your brake lights usually orange or amber it should work.
245417
Ok here's what I hadto do I installed one on the front blink and then on on the rear blinker and I did this for both sides and it fix mine a do have installed several of these on customer cars with no complaints. Now your year and make will play a factor in this. Some models the BCM needs a certain relay if you wanna discuss this further you can email me @. J.dubbs@live.com and I will help you the best I can ~Dubbs~
590053
Are the blinkers stock? By that i mean, do you have the rear plastic piece where the licence and blinkers are attached? ? If so, they Will no problem.. I even tie them with buggies for extra support.
1853677
I second the resistor answer here is a helpful link to an example of one that will work for turn signal flashers. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00UNG3EXQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1429569263&sr;=8-1&keywords;=resistor+for+led+autoπ=AC_SY200_QL40&dpPl;=1&dpID;=51Opvye%2BxxL&ref;=plSrch
536691
if your car uses a standard 3157 tail lamp, brake lamp bulb than these will work. They draw very little current so if your blinkers cycle fast you can live with fast blinkers or you can buy a load resistor that will take them back to the normal speed.... for some cars you can also change from a resistive flasher module to an electronic one which is the best way to go if you need to do something like that - adding the resistor brings the power drain up to the same as the regular bulbs while the electronic flasher does the same work but does not add more load.
1977475
Can't see why not, just don't use the running light wire, use the blinker wire only to positive and white to neg.