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The flicker on DRL's is usually due to the DRL circuit only providing 5-6 V (aka about half the normal voltage) In a halogen bulb, this means less light. LED's require ~12 V. If you don't want flicker on any DRL LED bulb, you'll need to install a relay harness. Load resistors trick the computer into thinking there's a bigger load on there and the DRL light on your dash disappears. Those are some solid bulbs, I'm not sure there are resistors involved and also relay would mean it would always be on full power. 'high beam' functionality would effectively be non-existent as the DRL will always be in 'high beam' mode. Unless they start having 'dual filament' LED technology you won't get the exact result you want
Installed these bulbs and they work great! When in highbeam mode they are very bright... the first led DRL that actually has a good highbeam output....
The only issue is that my check DRL light is still on...
I am using this Decoder off of my old led DRL set up...
Any thoughts?
Installed these bulbs and they work great! When in highbeam mode they are very bright... the first led DRL that actually has a good highbeam output....
The only issue is that my check DRL light is still on...
I am using this Decoder off of my old led DRL set up...
Any thoughts?
I'm going to use my noob understanding of electronics and say you probably need a resistor. Someone else will be glad to correct me.