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LED turn signal issues
So I have United Pacific LED lights all around and my turn signals don’t work when my headlights are on but when they are off the turn signals work but as soon as i flip the switch the brake lights get bright as if you’re stepping on the brakes and don’t blink at all. I added 2 grounds in the back off the bed to frame and one off the block and frame.
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Do you have the United Pacific led flasher? I had the exact problem you are describing and I believe that was the fix.
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Yes I have the LED Flashers with the ground cable on them. Thanks, Ramiro |
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Are they United Pacific brand flashers though? There’s something about their flashers specifically that make them work with their LED tail lights.
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Ramiro |
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I've read installing a reverse polarity flasher is sometimes required. This maybe what you need.
https://www.raneystruckparts.com/led...tension-wires/ |
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While it will be a bit of time before I can install my United Pacific LED lights, this is what their flasher looks like. When I ordered from Speedway, they recommend this United Pacific flasher.
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Hi Ramiro0727 - I couldn't say either way (I have my doubts). My brother still has my truck, he is finishing up a full SBC/TH350 rebuild. I am just collecting "parts" for little upgrades for it when it gets back into my hands!
But I am converting all the lights to LED. I got them from Speedway and most of them are United Pacific LED. I just thought I post a photo of the United Pacific Flasher, so you could easily see it. In about two months I'll be able to feedback any issues I have or success :) |
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Interesting jessemthompson and a good read of your thread (link below). Glad you posted that about your 72 and I'll keep that in mind when I end up doing mine. I suppose this would have the potential to correct two things: Flashing Speed and
Tail light issues While this YouTube is clearly for a newer Chevy, I suppose this 25 Watt load resistor could be the fix for the Brake Light intensity issue? I suppose this would have the potential to correct two issues: Flashing Speed and Brake Light intensity. Heck I might do this and return the "Flasher" and get a few bucks back. How to Install a Load Resistor for LED Tail Lights superbrightleds.com 1969 Chevrolet C10 Pickup Load Resistors LED Light Load Resistor Kit - LED Turn Signal Hyper Flash & Warning Fix - 50W LED Load Resistor kit Current Draw 2.25A (2250mA) Ohms 6 Ohm Wattage 50 Watts O'Riley's Sylvania Load Resistors For LED Mini Bulbs (Pack of 2) Part # LOADRSLBX2 |
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Due to heat that would occur with load resistors, I am thinking about these. If I am needing them after updating to LEDs (if I have Brake Light intensity issues).
Morimoto HD Load Resistor |
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Those LED Flashers, like above, contain a load resistor.
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Interesting, which would make sense. I am not doing bulb replacements but whole light/lense replacements from speedway. I am just reading every thread I can on this subject to be ready for anything that pops up! I'd be very happy they they all just work but I do plan to install one at a time and test as I go too!
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I ordered a pair of the reverse polarity adapters. Also I’m going to take a look at my turn signal switch.
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You need the reverse polarity switch for the turn signal side, but not the hazard side.
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I did the same thing with my truck.Had to put a couple of old style bulbs back in to make everything work right.Something about not enough voltage being drawn.
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You have to wire in an additional 1157 plug. I did it under the bed of the truck. Just cover the bulb and wire it in before it splits between the tail lights.
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here is a wiring diagram - I assume the colors are correct - I got it from another thread that I have saved on this subject. Posted by Andy4639
Information needed on LED side marker lights boo - its a thumbnail and you cannot see the original size but you can get the full size from the thread above. |
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