Yorkim 50W 6ohm Load Resistors, LED Resistor for Turn Signal 3157/7443/1157 - Fix LED Bulb Fast Hyper Flash, Turn Signal Blink and Error Message - Pack of 4

Upgraded my son’s car to all LED lights. The blinkers were fast blinking until I installed these Now every light works perfectly.

These were super easy to install and work great. I changed out all my blubs on my 2010 Expedition and used these to fix the hyperflashing issue. One thing to note, for the 2010 Expedition, you'll want to splice into the two outer wires. One will be green, one will be the farthest on the other side of the 3 wire harness.

Had to add these to the blinker bulbs from this same company to get them to register as working bulbs in pickup truck. Bulbs may work in most, but I own a common 2500 series truck that needed these load resisters in addition to the bulbs; therefore, it is a pricey overall instead of just a bulb.Wiring was easy enough, and I used the supplied press on connectors, but secured the resisters to the vehicle by drilling holes in the truck and screwing them down. I did not want these to be just be "free hanging" and dangling wires by the lights.

Installation was a breeze. These load resistors fixed my annoying hyperflash. I was skeptic but I found a product that really worked. A plus would to enclose an instruction leaflet. I would highly recommend this item for those who love DIY.

At first I installed an led flash relay on my 2006 Silverado 2500hd, but it didn't work right, bought these, easy to install and work like they should

I only needed 2 of these for my tail lights but ordered the 4 pack anyway. When it arrived there were only 3 in the package. As I mentioned I only needed 2 so didn't bother to send them back. These resistors need to be mounted behind the tail light enclosure so you have to drill holes in your car to either screw or rivet them in place; they are not super easy to install but don't require a college degree either. I was pleased with them for the week that they worked; the LEDs were bright and everyone knew when I was turning. After a week, one of these resistors went bad and my turn signals ceased to work at all. Rather than going through any more hassles I bought a pair of regular bulbs, disconnected these resistors, and replaced the LED bulbs with the regular bulbs. My lights work fine now and I could have saved myself a lot of time, effort, and about $25 for resistors and LEDs if I had just bought bulbs to begin with. Lesson learned.

Great product. Works as advertised. I have a 2004 buick lesabre changed to led it fixed the hyper flash an dash warning! Very easy to install as long as you know what wires are what on your vehicle. I would recommend!!!

Resistors are doing great, except they are HOT when Parking Lights are on; Resistors run well over 200 deg F !! Installation is fairly simple electrically: wired in simple parallel (bridge the existing 2 +/- wires , no polarity) between existing "Turn Signal" bulb activating 2 wires. Parking Light wiring need no connection. Suggest you use volt meter to determine which 2 wires activate the Turn Signal bulb function, after that you need to plan the wire leads connecting runs to existing wiring harness, and Resistor locations on metal. This is most important since you MUST screw mount the actual Resistors to Metal for heat dissipation. The lengths of wire leads that come with resistors is adequate in most cases (think 12"), but any less may cause problem (add more 20 gauge wire). Quick Splice connectors are easy and efficient using only pliers.