How do I remove my stock Flasher Relay Unit
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How do I remove my stock Flasher Relay Unit
I need to remove the flasher unit on My GS430 and I am finding it extremely hard to get
to remove it. The reason I am switching the flasher relay/unit is because I have switched to
LED light bulbs and my stock flasher is hyper flashing which I don't like and think it draws
unwanted attention.
Can anyone please give me some more info on how I might get the flasher box removed
from the fuse panel below the dash??
Thank you for your help with this!
to remove it. The reason I am switching the flasher relay/unit is because I have switched to
LED light bulbs and my stock flasher is hyper flashing which I don't like and think it draws
unwanted attention.
Can anyone please give me some more info on how I might get the flasher box removed
from the fuse panel below the dash??
Thank you for your help with this!
07-14-08, 06:43 AM
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Finally got it out
Well I finaly got the Flasher replaced. It was a totoal pain to get get too.
I had to take the under dash black panel off then bend in unatural ways
to get to the flasher. Then I had to pull it from the fuse panel, and use pliers to
pull the actusl flasher form the harness. I then put in rhe LED flaher and put everything
back together.
The only problem bow is that the lights do not blink when I unlock and lock the doors
using the remote.
I had to take the under dash black panel off then bend in unatural ways
to get to the flasher. Then I had to pull it from the fuse panel, and use pliers to
pull the actusl flasher form the harness. I then put in rhe LED flaher and put everything
back together.
The only problem bow is that the lights do not blink when I unlock and lock the doors
using the remote.
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