Ok signals were installed but once on the road the headlight stopped working, and rear signals just stay solid only thing that's functionalIs flushmounts ugh..... Someone mentioned some kind of relay??? Anyways help!!!Jen
Your kit should have come with it's own resistor (one for each side) to provide correct load and help LEDs not burn out. The use of said resistor (usually they are covered in ceramic of some sort) makes your LED behave like a regular light bulb (assuming that's what was in there originally). Together with the resistor, the flushmounts should imitate the load of the blub and the relay will switch like normal. Without this you can see things like blinking way too fast or just staying on solid. Reversed polarity can be good or irrelevant depending on the LED lights, generally it will matter though.Ok signals were installed but once on the road the headlight stopped working, and rear signals just stay solid only thing that's functionalIs flushmounts ugh..... Someone mentioned some kind of relay??? Anyways help!!!Jen
Ok signals were installed but once on the road the headlight stopped working, and rear signals just stay solid only thing that's functionalIs flushmounts ugh..... Someone mentioned some kind of relay??? Anyways help!!!Jen
Ok signals were installed but once on the road the headlight stopped working, and rear signals just stay solid