LED Lights
Posted by 53 Cavalier On 2024/6/6 11:55:32
I thought there was a post about LED lights, but not able to find it.
For better visibility, brake and signal lights in particular, I ordered LED lights for my entire car, with the exception of the headlights as I'm not sure I would like the look. Maybe I'll change those in the future.
I also ordered a new flasher for the LED lights. My issue is that once I change all the signal lights to the LED blubs the system goes a bit crazy, similar to when the front signal lights are not grounding well. When I turn on the signal lights the rear park lights and the dash lights are flashing as well. (Front park lights do not flash.) I'm assuming this is because of the lack of resistance in the system and that I need to add some resistors/load equalizers to the system. It wasn't doing this when I had changed only one of the light to LED and when I put the old bulbs back in the system is fine.
Does anyone have experience with this that can provide some insight?
For better visibility, brake and signal lights in particular, I ordered LED lights for my entire car, with the exception of the headlights as I'm not sure I would like the look. Maybe I'll change those in the future.
I also ordered a new flasher for the LED lights. My issue is that once I change all the signal lights to the LED blubs the system goes a bit crazy, similar to when the front signal lights are not grounding well. When I turn on the signal lights the rear park lights and the dash lights are flashing as well. (Front park lights do not flash.) I'm assuming this is because of the lack of resistance in the system and that I need to add some resistors/load equalizers to the system. It wasn't doing this when I had changed only one of the light to LED and when I put the old bulbs back in the system is fine.
Does anyone have experience with this that can provide some insight?
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