L.E.D. blinker fix
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:25 pm
Just fitted a custom bumper after getting sick of breaking one every time i go out. (Cheers Tuls)
Anyways blinkers flash way too fast with led's and i got qouted $80 for a led flasher unit, or $30 for 2 resistors.
Finally with some help from my auto sparky mate figured out that you can use a 2 point flasher unit that costs about $12 and plugs straight in to the fuse box. Just make sure you do not get it the wrong way round or you will blow a fuse.
STANDARD looks like
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Led flasher should look like
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If you put it in like this you will blow fuses
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Part number is Bosch Flasher Unit P122
There is a equivelent narva item also.
Note that the new flasher unit is round and replaces the square one so there are no clips to hold it in so i taped it on as a precaution.
I dont use a fuse box cover either and am unsure if it would fit over the round flasher, but it looks like it would.
cheers mick
Anyways blinkers flash way too fast with led's and i got qouted $80 for a led flasher unit, or $30 for 2 resistors.
Finally with some help from my auto sparky mate figured out that you can use a 2 point flasher unit that costs about $12 and plugs straight in to the fuse box. Just make sure you do not get it the wrong way round or you will blow a fuse.
STANDARD looks like
__
| |
Led flasher should look like
__
. |
If you put it in like this you will blow fuses
__
|
Part number is Bosch Flasher Unit P122
There is a equivelent narva item also.
Note that the new flasher unit is round and replaces the square one so there are no clips to hold it in so i taped it on as a precaution.
I dont use a fuse box cover either and am unsure if it would fit over the round flasher, but it looks like it would.
cheers mick