I have a 1995 wrangler yj that I would like to purchase these for. What type of flasher relay do I need?
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You need to remove your existing flasher from your steering column and take it to your local auto part store and ask them for a heavy duty or led replacement flasher to keep your lights from flashing fast
110706
You will need: OEM Bulb connectors (either purchase online or find at wrecking yard, I could not find at parts stores), Switch (either factory or aftermarket) and they should be wired through a relay & fuse to battery so power is not through switch. The openings in the bumper plastics will need to be larger, I used a Dremel & file.
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They should as long as you have a flat surface to mount the threaded mounting bolts. These are excellent lights . I installed mine on the kc mounting brackets made for the windshield hinges on my 95 YJ and it looks great.
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I have no idea. All I know is they work just like stock lights on my 96 Roadmaster both high beam and low but are 1000% brighter, and install was very easy. I do doubt that you need any extra relay or other parts.
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Hi, I am sorry I can't give you a direct answer for your application but in my case there was only a standard flasher available and because I have a large camper on a Dodge Ram 3500 and before I even hooked up my car hauler trailer, the flasher burned out. A friend recommended the Tridon ep27 flasher and it solved the problem.
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to my experience I would not try because the blinker boards are drifferant they are for the tos 1/350 which I will be starting next here is where I got my light for the 1/350 refit the web sight is treckmodler.com they will hook you up with a pre-wired light kit or a kit you solder yourself the way you want they have a phone I don't know it off the top of my head
655771
you can make your own with a relay and switch from radio shack like i did . or pro comp sells a offroad light wire kit that works fine
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
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I put these on 85 cj7 and worked perfectly. They are much brighter and look good in my opinion.I have heard if you change the front turn lamps to LEDs you might have an issue with the flasher but I cannot confirm.
208405
You will need a foglight wiring kit. It will have a relay and on/off switch.
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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
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Yeah, easy, just get a relay from your autoparts store or they don't work. It's like 8 bucks.
701777
I don't quite understand what your saying but the knob adjust how fast/or slow u want your flasher to blink by decreasing the resistances on the relay. But I would not advise getting this one because mines broke. I have a Prius with led and every time I indicate left both my signal lights go on instead of just the left one. I would suggest getting the regular one with no knob on it. One less thing to fail
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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
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Should work just fine on a 2014 JK Wrangler. You will need one for each LED headlight to keep them from flickering.
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I do not really know as I have not received the item (i live in south America and I have a forwarding agent in Miami) My suggestion is to activate 2 relays with the output from the Flasher, so you are sure that you will have no problems and you can attach whatever you wantregards
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I don't see why it would not work because I think the headlight is the same with the 95 and my 98. The relay in the harness is triggered by the headlight wiring. Which should be the same. But I am not 100% sure. There are a few Cherokee forums that you could pose that question on.