I personally installed the dual changing amber/white turn signal LEDs from Performance HID and had the problem of rapid blinking when the turn signal was activated. Its like the blinker is having a epileptic seizure.
So the solution is to use a load resistor to simulate the approximate load that a regular incandescent bulb would put on the car.
This method is a lot cheaper then buying the relay which is $16

(I personally got mine at radioshack 10 ohm wirewound resistors - 10 watt - about $2.25 comes in a pair)

Part #

What it looks like. (I cut it down cause it's too long)

So this is pretty straight forward, find the easiest way to access the wires for the turn signal bulb on your car.

To make it work you need to do is connect one side of the resister to the Turn Signal Power and the other to the ground. It dose not matter which side is connected on the resistor.

Cut and splice open the green Power like so:

Then use a connector on one side put one end of the power wire and at the other end put the resistor and the power wire together. Should look like this:

Now cut and splice open the white ground wire.

Do the same thing as the power wire using a connector. Make sure to cut the wire the same size as the resistor.

The wires should look like this when its all connected up.

Wrap it up with electrical tape to make everything sealed and water tight as possible


Here is a video on the difference.
YouTube - LED Blinker

 

nice diy

 

Thanks hope this helps.

 

Looks awesome. What LED bulb did you get? Is it legal to blink white and yellow?

You do some of the best DIYs btw.

 

butt splices=fail.

solder and heat shrink though=win

 

What Ive been told buy the CHP is that you can have white but you also have to have the amber reflector.
This is were you can get the bulb:
http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED/T...51397-1-2.html



I know I just need to learn how and get the soldering tool.

 

soldering is like sex...take a second to get warmed up but once you are things start coming together. with soldering i say go to walmart or radio shack and but a 15w soldering iron along with a base and sponge.....let the iron heat up, whip it on the wet sponge to get any residue off, put a little solder on the iron, apply the soldering iron to the wire to heat the wire up and then apply the solder to the wires and or wire. its really really simple, just takes some practice.

 

Butt connectors aren't that bad.


Nice LED, pretty expensive though.

 

Ya but a dealer I know should be getting them soon for like half of there price

 

Whooooo love ya Shrek dizzle. Just for the plug, come by the pad before I leave so I can lace up Peggy's ride. Very nice write up and I shot a copy over to the boss.

 

You got it big dog
I'll bring the tc when I can

 

nice job love it for sure

 

Wouldn't buying an electronic flasher relay work better than cutting your harness? Plug and play baby for around 10-15 bucks.

 

Why thank you



Yes there is a relay and it is $14 but with that relay you lose the flashing light when you lock and unlock your car

 

This is amazing. i just wish those bulbs weren't so expensive. anybody know of a lower end version? (or a discount code haha)

 

that looks awesome!
nice diy and i like the seizure one better

 

PerformanceHID's should be getting a shipment of these in soon. I got the last set. I know they will be selling them for like half of the other company's price.

The seizure ones are cool but the blinking noise just gets annoying in the car. Plus you really cant tell that they change from White to amber.

 

maybe make a thread for him (or point me to his) so i can get on that when he drops that price.

 

Will do, but If you need any other lights, HID's or LED's his username is SEXB909
his name is Kirby and he is in charge of Performance Hid's.

 

would this work on the tc for the front turn signals?