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How do you install LED lights for car as turn
signals and Tail Lights
When you replace Led headlamps for cars, led
headlights for trucks, led headlight bulbs for cars, led lights for cars, led
headlight bulbs, led headlight replacement, led tail lights cars, led bulbs cars
Do your turn signals flash fast? Do your tail lights not work correctly?
The reason for this is your cars computer thinks your bulb in burnt out. LEDs
don't use much power and don't put a the current draw (LOW resistance) needed
across the terminals of your tail, signal, or break light.
So how do you make the car think there are normal bulbs installed? You must fool
it. This is done by using resistor chips to make the car think that a normal
bulb is sucking power from it as normal.
Here is a diagram to showing how to install your resistors.
What is required is not normal resistors, but high wattage resistors. Reisistors
which are capable in handling power upto 20-50 watts. Do not even think about
using little electronic resistors that are low wattage. These resistors must be
large and powerful otherwise they will melt!
To fix your Turn Signal Flashing problem, all you need is 2 Resistors.
The values depend on how many led bulbs you placed on the car. If you only
installed 2 of them, one in each side of the tail light for example, then you
need 2 6-8ohm resistors. The wattage on these can be 20-50watts.
If you installed 4 led bulbs,2 front and 2 tail light of your car. Then you need
2 3-4 ohm resistors installed (in the front or rear, choose)
If your tail light or brake lights are not working correctly, you may need to do
the resistor mod also. This time, you may want to try a higher wattage resistor,
because the brake/tail lights are on continually and not flashing, and if the
wattage is too low on the resistor it could melt.
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