Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 12:51 pm
Yes, you will need to get a non-load sensitive flasher unit.
I am sure there is part numbers mentioned here before..
I am sure there is part numbers mentioned here before..
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 2:34 pm
Are these units ADR approved, not a huge deal I know as indicators would be the last of my concerns legallity wise but in accordance with ADR's when you loss an indicator there must be an audiable or visual alarm to the driver. This is done by increasing the flash rate. If the units have a diode tester inbuilt this is possible.
Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 3:54 pm
been there and done it and yes they will flash fast and if using LED's will probably flash ultra fast or stay on as generally LED's have even less load depending on the number of diodes. You change the relay unit but the easiest fix (what I've done with my LED's on the rear) is go to Jaycar or similar and get an inline resistor. Just explain what its for and they should have a good idea of size needed to make it about right again. I think mine is about 18 ohms (think thats right) and is pretty much right for my size light. You then wire one end to the negative and the other end to the positive from the indicator.
John.
John.
Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 6:53 pm
not sure on the difference as I've never looked at the narva's but id say they would be just a resistor in a better presented package. The resistors from jaycar certainly do the job but are just a white box about 4cm long and half a cm high. Cost about 3 bucks each i think
Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 4:15 pm
ive got the same as pat does on otis.
i changed my bulbs to slighter higher wattage(10w) and they only flash a bit faster now, alternativly, you can change the flasher unit, which is located just about the fuse box in the drives footwell, just take it in and change it for a non load sensitive one.
i changed my bulbs to slighter higher wattage(10w) and they only flash a bit faster now, alternativly, you can change the flasher unit, which is located just about the fuse box in the drives footwell, just take it in and change it for a non load sensitive one.
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:48 pm
Just a side note on the legality side, those are marker lights or auxiliary indicator, not ADR approved as replacements for the ones outta your bumper.
Quick trick for the park light is semisealed beams with seperate park light lamb built in, hella and narva do em.
Spock
Quick trick for the park light is semisealed beams with seperate park light lamb built in, hella and narva do em.
Spock
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:44 pm
This is very true...hence why im back to having standard lights coz i got done as part of my defect for this.Pinball wrote:Just a side note on the legality side, those are marker lights or auxiliary indicator, not ADR approved as replacements for the ones outta your bumper.
Quick trick for the park light is semisealed beams with seperate park light lamb built in, hella and narva do em.
Spock
Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 2:23 pm
Bugger, gotta admit i got away with it for a coupla years in NW Qld....
have been contemplating viability of front clip swap with coily model, hence getting indicators up in body off bar too.
Course hella LEDs are a mean replacement to, just expensive to break!
Spock
have been contemplating viability of front clip swap with coily model, hence getting indicators up in body off bar too.
Course hella LEDs are a mean replacement to, just expensive to break!
Spock