LED Turn Signals Flashing Too Fast? Easy Fix
Today I ordered new LED replacement bulbs for all of the exterior lights (except the headlights).
Once I have fully tested the bulbs I will do a review in a separate post.
As I was doing my research, I learned that when you replace a traditional incandescent light bulb with a LED bulb, your vehicle frequently thinks the bulb is burned out causing it to flash too fast. The reason for this is the fact LED bulbs draw a lot less power. Using less power is a good thing for energy consumption and efficiency, but not when your car thinks the bulb is burned out and goes into a rapid flash mode. Fortunately, there is a relatively easy fix for when your LED turn signals flash too fast. Take a look…Keywords: How to stop LED tail light from flashing too fast
Why are my LED turn signals flashing too fast?
LED bulbs draw less power than incandescent, causing the flasher relay to think a bulb is burnt out (hyperflash). Fix: install LED-compatible flasher relay ($10-$20) or add resistors to each LED bulb. The flasher relay swap is the cleaner solution.
Why are my LED turn signals flashing too fast?
LED bulbs draw less power than incandescent, causing the flasher relay to think a bulb is burnt out (hyperflash). Fix: install LED-compatible flasher relay ($10-$20) or add resistors to each LED bulb. The flasher relay swap is the cleaner solution.