97 + taillights on 92
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I have a hyper blink problem. I’m the third owner according to second owner. Lots of wiring already done on this car . I had one side of my 92 sc400 hyperblink with light indicator on but one bulb is out in the light. Anyways I put on the 97 with resistors on each turn signal on the 97 taillights but it still hyperblinks. But light indicator is off now . How can I stop them from hyper blinking .
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Grxm,
Are these bulbs LED? If they are you can buy some of the newer LED bulbs that are guaranteed not to blink. Also their is a conversion with I believe diodes you can make on your tailight control switch on the left side in your trunk behind the panel. You can find it here in the Club pages.
Bill
Are these bulbs LED? If they are you can buy some of the newer LED bulbs that are guaranteed not to blink. Also their is a conversion with I believe diodes you can make on your tailight control switch on the left side in your trunk behind the panel. You can find it here in the Club pages.
Bill
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Grxm,
Are these bulbs LED? If they are you can buy some of the newer LED bulbs that are guaranteed not to blink. Also their is a conversion with I believe diodes you can make on your tailight control switch on the left side in your trunk behind the panel. You can find it here in the Club pages.
Bill
Are these bulbs LED? If they are you can buy some of the newer LED bulbs that are guaranteed not to blink. Also their is a conversion with I believe diodes you can make on your tailight control switch on the left side in your trunk behind the panel. You can find it here in the Club pages.
Bill
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Grxm,
Sorry I am late getting back to you. The bulbs that do not hyper blink are listed on e bay. You should not need resistors with these LED lights. I have never heard of resistors on headlight for any reason but I stand to be corrected. Also looking at the picture of the bulbs in your hand, they appear to have been in water. I had a leak in my RR taillight when I got my SC and the taillight had had water in it and ruined the bulb sockets to a point I had to replace the harness for that side. If your harness is salvageable then you must clean the sockets and I don't know how well the lights will work with the resistors Maybe some one with more knowledge about this than I have will chime in.
Good luck,
Bill
Sorry I am late getting back to you. The bulbs that do not hyper blink are listed on e bay. You should not need resistors with these LED lights. I have never heard of resistors on headlight for any reason but I stand to be corrected. Also looking at the picture of the bulbs in your hand, they appear to have been in water. I had a leak in my RR taillight when I got my SC and the taillight had had water in it and ruined the bulb sockets to a point I had to replace the harness for that side. If your harness is salvageable then you must clean the sockets and I don't know how well the lights will work with the resistors Maybe some one with more knowledge about this than I have will chime in.
Good luck,
Bill
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