Safego 2-Pieces 50W 3Ohm LED Load Resistors - LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights or DRL, Fix Hyper Flash Error

Safego 2-Pieces 50W 3Ohm LED Load Resistors - LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights or DRL, Fix Hyper Flash Error

Name: Safego 2-Pieces 50W 3Ohm LED Load Resistors - LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights or DRL, Fix Hyper Flash Error
Brand: Safego
SKU: 408810
Price: 8.99 USD
Rating: 8.5 (715 reviews)

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Fix Light Errors - 2pcs 50w 3ohm Load Resistors can help with LED light issues like blinker flash error, no flashing or burned out bulb indications, hyper flashing of led turn signal or license plate light bulbs, and OBC error messages from other LED bulbs.

High Quality- LED load resistors are made of high-quality materials to ensure maximum strength and durability. LED load resistors are more resistant to heat, temperature, moisture, high vibration, and explosion for long-term use.

Controls Current Flow - 3 Ohm 50W LED Load Resistors regulate the flow of current in electrical circuits. It will add a certain amount of resistance to your LED lights in order for them to work properly.

Easy to Install - LED load resistors are simple to install. Simply connect one of the resistor's wires to the ground and the other to the positive wire, using the quick wire clip provided to avoid cutting any existing wires. Due to the fact that the load resistor gets extremely hot when in use, it should be mounted on a metal surface. To avoid melting, do not mount on a plastic, hose, or painted surface.

2 pcs (1 pair) 50 watt 3 ohm load resistors with 4 pcs T-Taps LED load resistors can be connected across turn signal bulbs or License Plate Lights to simulate the load of a regular filament bulb and come with a "ONE YEAR" warranty. They work on any vehicle and can be connected across the turn signal bulbs or License Plate Lights to simulate the load of a regular filament bulb. For each turn signal or license plate light bulb, a single LED resistor is required.

Selected User Reviews For Safego 2-Pieces 50W 3Ohm LED Load Resistors - LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights or DRL, Fix Hyper Flash Error

They are doing their job

5/5

When I upgraded to led blinkers on my 1984 Honda motorcycle, I used these to stop the hyper flash. Because everything on the bike appears to be surrounded by plastic, I used insulated aluminum faced tape on the plastic near them in response to the heat warnings. I held one in my hand for a few minutes while the flasher was on and it didn't get hot, so I think it's fine. Instead of using the provided connectors, I soldered them instead. They did what they said they would. I haven't tried one on the always-on tail light because it might get hot.

Skylar Hobbs

| Mar 31, 2021

Hyperbolic Flash Quick delivery at a low cost Test light to ensure power wire to turn signal (left white stripe/blue wire—right white stripe/green wire) is easy to install

5/5

Ground is black. Instead of using scotch locks, I soldered the wires. LASFIT LED Amber bulbs were installed. Perfect on/off with no computer-generated Hyper flashes or bulb-failure warnings. The resistors are held in place by two self-tapping screws. This was completed in under 40 minutes on a 2018 Chevrolet Silverado. Cook on the barbecue The headlight assemblies have been removed.

Axton Boone

| Nov 02, 2021

On a 2010 Dodge Challenger SRT8, I worked on the LED tail lights

4/5

Following the installation of LED tail lights, I installed two of these on my 2010 Dodge Challenger SRT8. There will no longer be a "fast blinker" indicator. After I started getting the fast blinker on the right side, I had to replace one of them about a month ago; all the bulbs and connections appeared to be fine, so I replaced the load resistor with the extra ones that came in the pack, and everything worked fine after that. br>br>I originally used 3m adhesive to secure them to the frame, but when I went to replace the bad resistor. It was simply dangling there when I noticed it. Screws can be inserted into the holes on the end of the resistors. I drilled a small hole in the metal directly behind the taillight to secure the resistor. br>br>Because of how hot these get even after a few seconds, I strongly advise screwing them to something metal. Anything made of plastic will be harmed.

Antonella Holt

| Mar 17, 2021

Check the wiring diagram on the bike to see if an electronic relay can be used instead

5/5

I used it to replace the lights on my turn signals with LED lights. Started with an electronic relay, but it didn't work because the turn signal lamp on the gas tank on my Kawasaki Vulcan still caused the lights to hyper Flash. Everything was fine after I added the resistors across the turn signals on the right side.

Legacy White

| Oct 19, 2021

performs its function Remove the hiper flash as quickly as possible

5/5

Fabric braiding is used to wrap the wires. It was a bit difficult to remove. The wires are more than long enough to support a permanent installation. Because the mounting holes are so close to the body, using a standard sized self tapping screw to secure the device is difficult. Overall, this is a fantastic product that does not get too hot, but it is recommended that it be mounted to a flat metal surface.

Bowen Snider

| Mar 30, 2021

It's a fantastic product to have, and it's very well-made

5/5

It does a great job, but it gets very hot, so it needs to be placed somewhere without any plastic or wires. Connect 1 to the negative turn signal wire and use a test light or an ohm meter to determine whether your turn signals are flashing. I prefer to use a test light because it is more precise.