LED Replacement - revisited

[SkidPlate]

Look for a "LED flasher" module. It is a simple plug-and-play unit for these applications. No overheated resistors or hidden lightbulbs required.

You know, the thought of this crossed my mind, but I never persued it. Thanks for the advice.

I see AutoLumination, where Scott and I bought the LED's, now carries these flasher modules: http://autolumination.com/equalizers.htm

And according to their cross reference the EP34 works for all Isuzus. I'll give that a try and report back.

Anybody need some 3 ohm heat generators?

[Moncha]

Let me know how they work.. I have the 3 ohm blasters and they work but I'd rather do it differently if I can

[Spike]

Let me know how they work.. I have the 3 ohm blasters and they work but I'd rather do it differently if I can

Early last week I ordered some 20 LED light towers from www.autolumination.com

Friday after work I changed out my rear brake and rear turn signal bulbs ... but it was too darn hot out for me to bother squeezing under the dash to find the flasher module...

Last night it was a little bit cooler so I gave it a shot... I found the module easily by feeling around while I had the turn signal on.

There is a small clip on the very top of the square module to keep it in place.

I had to use a very small screw driver to pry it up enough to remove the darn thing. (took some patience, and a few explatives in between, but eventually it came free)

Popping the new one in was easier, but the dimensions of the module are a little larger, and you need to make sure that the previously mentioned tab-lock is out of the way enough to allow the new module to seat properly.

Again, took a couple of attempts since I was working blind, but eventually it was in place...

It clicks a bit louder, but works great ... no more hyper-fast flashing LEDs


Has anyone tried replacing reverse lights with LED?