I just installed LEDS for my turnsignal since i cleared it out, it was hard to see the yellow light during the day. Now it's 9 LEDS in a bulb. But it hyper blinks, does anyone know how i can slow it down or blink normally. I searched Hyper blinking, but nothing showed up!

1997 Accord SE

 

wrong type of bulb

 

but I ordered the exact part number.

 

The reason that it blinks faster is because the LEDs do not have as much resistance as the OEM bulb. I am not too sure if you can fix this by installing a resistor in series or not. I personally would not waste the time and put the OEM bulbs back in there.

I have no issues with being able to see my lights during the day.. I have clear bumper lights with amber bulbs in them.

 

a resistor should fix it. but what do i know, i suck at electrical stuff

 

personally i like mine being that way it makes it look not normal. but mine changed to fast blinking when i put my body kit on that i had to take off my front bumper lights.

 

all he has to do is buy a led flasher...they are like $14 from the online led stores

 

couldn't you just replace the resistor inside the flasher unit with a resistor of higher resistance?

I remember reading people replacing that resistor with a lower resistance resistor to get it to flash faster, so couldn't you just do the opposite?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TouringAccord &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">couldn't you just replace the resistor inside the flasher unit with a resistor of higher resistance?

I remember reading people replacing that resistor with a lower resistance resistor to get it to flash faster, so couldn't you just do the opposite?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I don't see why not. What I would do is put a potentiometer in there so you can get the exact resistance for the speed blink you want. Then meter the pot and replace it with whatever size resistor you need.