Does this flasher replacement resolve issues with the use of LED's abroad or only hyper flash? 2007 F-150
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I used this on a 2007 F-150, with Aaron High Power Amber 60W 3156 3157 Samsung Chip LED on the front, and Aaron High Power White 80W 3157 Samsung Chip LED in the tail and reverse lights. Your relay is behind the lower trim panel under your steering wheel. Once removed, you will find it towards the lower, left corner. The relay is clipped to the vehicle and attached to a blue harness. Be careful not to damage anything as you remove it. The Tridon flasher will plug right into the same harness.
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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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Probably. It would be the easiest way to make these work for you. If your vehicle doesn't have factory LED's, then you will blow a fuse. Fast flashing (hyper flashing), and an error code could happen, too. After that, you'll have to buy a different relay and/or sockets to make these or other LED's work, including a fuse. Low quality LED's might work, but they would not put out much light, so it would not be worth it.
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I have not seen a H7 LED replacement. The headlight lens needs a 360 degree source which could be difficult with LED in such a small space.
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The signal defiantly does not make the OEM flasher sound, it is slightly quieter, the flash pattern is a little on the fast side, even with incandescent bulbs, no LEDs, but if you want LEDs then this is the ticket, it might take a while to get use to the flash pattern and sound, Like I said it sounds different compared to the stock unit. Overall not a flaw, seamless install, never had a problem with it, Ive used it for 2 months now.The loud factor can be attributed to many things including engine noise, wind noise, ect. I installed mine in a 2003-2004 Silverado 2500HD LB7 Duramax.
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Try the factory default. Very bright but very effective to my eye. Good luck. WO
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I've used this flasher on a 2002 mustang and on a 2006 Ford F-250. As long as the prongs are the same orientation, it will work. All it is, is a time based flasher, instead of of max capicator base (which build up to the current then releases it). The time based flash is needed for LED bulbs. Works perfectly.
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I have a 07 Fj and works great. Really bright and clear, also I recommend buying two bulbs ( front and rear door light). Hope this helps!
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If the tail lights serve as brake lights only, then the change will work fine. However, if the same tail lights serve as turn signals, then you will need to replace your turn signal flasher with one that is compatible with LEDs. A standard incandescent bulb flasher used with LEDs will flash super fast.
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Yes, that's why I replaced mine. I did have trouble with the wiring for the head light over time, It melted so I had to replace the connectors on the low beam.
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Mine was the flashing type, flashing a few times before going constant on. Very bright from directly behind...
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Well its better than what I had my light in my 1999 were very vwry yellowed and they were not very bright at all so installing tbease made a huge difference in my situation. I hope I was able to help you out some
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Yes. LED lights don't draw as much current, so the relay thinks that a bulb is out (which causes it to flash very quickly, to alert you). The fix varies by car. Sometimes you can purchase a replacement relay which will work with LEDs. On my car (2007 Mazda MX-5) I had to do some minor soldering on the relay circuit to stop the hyper flash.
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mine had to be flashed.. I am almost positive that unless it comes from Ford it will have to be flashed.
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Nope! This is a flash with a relatively long refresh time. You are probably looking for an led light array for consistent light
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Find one with a higher wattage equivalent, they work but not as bright as i would like. I also need to keep one of the original bulbs in the circut. (7) LED & (1) regular filament bulb. If I didn't bulbs would constantly flash. Has to do with Malibu transformer voltage regulator.
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I did not buy one, and my 2003 Yukon XL works fine, I would hold off on buying the flasher until you have installed the led lights. If your blinkers don't work properly then I would order the aftermarket flasher.
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It wasn't any less or more noisy than a stock relay for me. It didn't solve my hyper flash though. I ended up sending it back. I have a 2004 Ford Ranger FX4.