[Tigers] LED Brake Lights

[Sandy Ganz]

Swap the bulbs, see if it works. 
 
If the turn signals don't blink or blink
too fast you may need a resistor across the bulb for the turn signal circuit,
 
I think they sell an adapter for that. It's needed for mechanical/heat type
of flashers that rely on the higher current used by a 'filament' bulb. The LED
bulbs don't draw much power and will not cause the flasher to heat up to open
and close the contact.
 
The last thing you can do is use a 3 terminal flasher
that is not load sensitive. It's basically a 2 prong flasher with a flying
lead that you ground and works with any type of load. Check Waytek Wire for
them, I think that's where I got the last one.
 
A few ways to skin the cat.
Check the LED bulbs some may have the resistor built in.
 
Sandy
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Sunday, August 11, 2013 1:57 PM
Subject: [Tigers] LED Brake Lights
  

Hi
group,
What is the easiest/best/cheapest way to change over to LED brake
lights?
Thanks in Advance,
Chris
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