LED Bulb Install Need Resisitor

[Headnsouth]

Swapped out some burned out bulbs on my truck to LED. They are nice and bright but now my flashers are hyperflashing. from what I've read I now need a resistor to stop this. It also says I need one for every bulb on the circuit.
is there any way around installing one on each?

[Blue Bowtie]

It depends upon which flasher is installed. Older models with plug-in flashers could use a "heavy duty" flasher to eliminate the need for a load. many newer models have the flash incorporated into the BCM and/or lighting circuit, and that eliminates the option of simply plugging ing a different flasher unit.

[Headnsouth]

Originally Posted by Blue Bowtie

It depends upon which flasher is installed. Older models with plug-in flashers could use a "heavy duty" flasher to eliminate the need for a load. many newer models have the flash incorporated into the BCM and/or lighting circuit, and that eliminates the option of simply plugging ing a different flasher unit.

Thx for your reply. I looked around and found that I can swap out the flash module to a Novita LM487 or install resistors on each light. No way I want to do that.
On a different type of resistor you can just clip a wire.

[Blue Bowtie]

Sounds like you got lucky.