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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: guzziownr on March 21, 2024, 02:19:34 PM
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1970 Ambassador did not come with signals so homebrewed up a set of LEDs from the mysterious East.
They light up when switched but do not flash -- Yes I am using an LED flasher module!
Tested with an incandescent 12V bulb it works fine. Can I just add load to the circuit at the flasher with an Incandescent bulb or resistor?
I would prefer not to have to wire one for each signal.
Wiring is very simple: 12V---> flasher--->switch--->bulb--->ground
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If you use a flasher made for LEDs it should sense the voltage and flash. I would try a different flasher, maybe a better quality one? I once bought one off amazon that was supposed to work with LEDs and it did not work, a different one did.
Rick.
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I had the same experience as bigbikerrick, from Amazon. Went down to local auto supply store and got one that worked just fine.
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1970 Ambo? Do tell…
Cam
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1970 Ambo? Do tell…Cam
Nothing exciting, just helping a friend.
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I agree, try another flasher relay. I bought one for my '62 F100 to add LED. Didn't work. Bought another style/brand and it worked.
Tom
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I use this one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MJGC28B . Make sure you're connecting it correctly, they're polarity sensitive.
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I use this one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MJGC28B . Make sure you're connecting it correctly, they're polarity sensitive.
Thank you Charlie, I will give it a try.
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I had the same issue with my Cal when I went to LED emitters in the turn signals. A no-load flasher from Greg Bender did the job.
Larry