Have these bulbs the resistor in order to not to have problems with the car computer who needs to detect 5wats consumtion? I have a Jeep Patriot
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Led bulbs are electrically equivalent to a diode and these will have resistance built in to limit the forward current through each of the Led elements. I am not familiar with the exact circuitry of these Led,s but I would assume they are connected in parallel; each led element therefore will be independently connected to the supply voltage and internally current limited. Typically Led's of this type will have a forward current of milliamps, (less than 1A) the number being depending on the light output. The AGT Led's are rated at 1Watt. 5 Watts at 12 Volts is approximately 0.4 amps. The voltage on a car is only nominally 12V and will vary between below 11V when the battery is low or flat, 12.7V when fully charged and around 13.4V while the engine is running. While the engine is running 5 watts will approximate to 0.37A. From what you are indicating, if the current is less than 5 Watts I assume that the computer will detect it as a blown bulb. As the AGT Led is rated at 1Watt then it could present a problem if my assumption about you computer is correct.
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I have these on my chevy 2500hd with no issues, I went with an led flasher instead of resistors. It sounds like you might have a short in the wiring or one of the leds.
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You need to buy separate resistors. I bought the putco ceramic ones with these. You need one per side. Keep in kind these LEDs are less bright than stock, but give the LED look(instant on off).
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I used these, 50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor)50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor) by XKGLOW
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The resister is for the led u put on. It's because the resist of the led is less than the factory light. So that u need put the resisters if u put a led on ur car.
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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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They will work, but blink like twice as fast. If you want them to remain normal speed you need load resistors.
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Dear Customer,Thank you very much for your inquiry with us!This product is for the halo ring color upgrade. It does come with the resistors to prevent error message from the dash board. This product is strictly to be used for H8 marker bulb/halo ring color upgrade only.Please let me know if I can assist you further on this matter.SincerelyJayiJDMTOY
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You are asking people that have bought the products and not the company. As far as that goes I have used car rated bulbs in other things and they worked just fine especially with leds. I just look up the number with auto zone or napa and find them on here.
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Hello I'm using an older model installed around the 90s.I bought these new bulbs thinking that there wouldn't be a problem, turns out I was wrong.Sorry I can't help you though
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No, they don't. I had to purchase resistors before these worked on my 03 dodge.
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The main thing to worry about is what the wiring and harness can handle as far as current/wattage. However, most wiring can handle it as its not a huge increase in wattage, its the same as a normal house bulb after all. :) My original bulbs were rated at about 50W also, and these new bulbs have been working great since I put them in a year ago. Still working, no problems! Also, they look great and give better coverage than the stock bulbs I had in before.
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I use these on every installation I do and I've not had to change out the flasher relay yet. I've not experienced any issues with these load resistors I use these with confidence every time with every install. ~Dubbs~
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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.
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I will recommend if you have the alarm hooked up to the dome light, to get a resistor to make the electric current the same as an OEM bulb. Or the alarm will think the door is open. I had a problem with it on a 05 2500 dodge ram. Need to find a resistor to make it work.
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We installed it and it didn't make any difference. We removed it and put the old one back. I should have returned it but kept it just in case the original resistor completely dies. Sorry if that doesn't answer your question, but that was our experience.
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I don't understand your question.... Which BMW? What size is the bulb supposed to be? If using for reverse lights, these should work. Didn't need load resistors on my Charger.