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Old 11-07-2011, 01:18 PM
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That vid just made my day, looks way better with leds, thank u. Should be getting mine by end of week
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Originally Posted by gogators22
interdating. where did you buy the resistor from?
I got it from a very small electronics store.
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well i got my rear LEDs today , put them in and i got the hyperflash again this is how i soldered my two resistors (attachment). i did cut the extra parts out from sides. guess i gotta look n see what i did wrong. any ideas guys?
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Originally Posted by Cali_Joker
well i got my rear LEDs today , put them in and i got the hyperflash again this is how i soldered my two resistors (attachment). i did cut the extra parts out from sides. guess i gotta look n see what i did wrong. any ideas guys?
what ohm are those resistors?

if they are 0.12ohm each than that should be correct... the only thing i can assume is you did a poor job soldering it.

use this picture as reference

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Originally Posted by vietxquangstah
what ohm are those resistors?

if they are 0.12ohm each than that should be correct... the only thing i can assume is you did a poor job soldering it.

use this picture as reference

This is not correct, 2 0.12ohm resistors should be put in series. If you put them in parallel, you will create 0.06ohm resistance instead of the desired 0.24ohm.

if you want to put them in parallel, you will need to get 2 0.48ohm resistors.
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[QUOTE=vietxquangstah;13352093]what ohm are those resistors?

if they are 0.12ohm each than that should be correct... the only thing i can assume is you did a poor job soldering it.

use this picture as reference


i got them from digikey , the ones that someone posted the link to.
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ill take a look at the relay tomorrow after work and take some better pics
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What Thojmoto said, they need to be soldered in series, not in parallel...you guys should really read this thread thoroughly.




From Post #305, thank you xavier25
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does this work for 4g?
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Originally Posted by BSpecialist
What Thojmoto said, they need to be soldered in series, not in parallel...you guys should really read this thread thoroughly.




From Post #305, thank you xavier25

so this is what needs to be done to prevent hyperflashing in both front and rear turn signals? Or will one .12 ohm resistor work?
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Originally Posted by gogators22
so this is what needs to be done to prevent hyperflashing in both front and rear turn signals? Or will one .12 ohm resistor work?
Yes, you will need two 0.12 ohm resistors (soldered in series; end of one to the end of the other) OR one 0.24 ohm resistor. Both will solve 99.9% of all hyper-flashing issues.
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Originally Posted by BSpecialist
Yes, you will need two 0.12 ohm resistors (soldered in series; end of one to the end of the other) OR one 0.24 ohm resistor. Both will solve 99.9% of all hyper-flashing issues.
so OP was wrong with just one?

(I just ordered 10 so I'm good, just making sure I get it right before I solder for the first time in my life)
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GREAT SUCCESS!!! [/borat] I dug into the relay again and switched my 2 0.12ohm resistors from a parallel circuit setup, to a series. That is, solder them end to end and then solder them into the board (mine created a triangle). NO MORE HYPERFLASHING! I have LED switchbacks up front, and red LED signals in the rear and they are working 100%. So for those of you who want LEDs at all 4 corners, this seems like a very viable option. You can even just spring for 1 0.24ohm resistor and you should be good to go.

Video comparing my rear LED signals to the stock will be up shortly...
Type-S' are 1157, correct?
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Originally Posted by gogators22
so OP was wrong with just one?

(I just ordered 10 so I'm good, just making sure I get it right before I solder for the first time in my life)
No, Roger555 was right with one .12ohm resistor because he only used it to prevent hyperflashing on only the front turn signals.
He doesn't have rear LED tun signals

What you're trying to do is prevent hyperflashing on all four corners.

IMO, put in a .24ohm resistor and call it a day.
Even if you only get front leds and keep the rears halogen, or vice versa, it will not hyperflash.

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Type-S' are 1157, correct?
Yes.

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Originally Posted by Roger555
Nice work! We should have a moderator add this to the first post lol for any noobs stumbling onto this.
No shit! I'm on post 180 something and I have a headache from reading! Still have about 4 more pages to go to make sure something is over looked.
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WTB .24 OHM, would The Home Depot have these? Where should I look locally?
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Dunno if Home Depot will have it. I went to Fry's and they didnt have it either, but Fry's did have some 0.47ohm. I bought 2 of those and put them in parallel, works fine for me.
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Originally Posted by guitarplayer16
No, Roger555 was right with one .12ohm resistor because he only used it to prevent hyperflashing on only the front turn signals.
He doesn't have rear LED tun signals

What you're trying to do is prevent hyperflashing on all four corners.

IMO, put in a .24ohm resistor and call it a day.
Even if you only get front leds and keep the rears halogen, or vice versa, it will not hyperflash.
well, since I just ordered 10 .24ohms, I will just keep them.
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sweet. thanks man I'll definitely try this
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Originally Posted by gogators22
well, since I just ordered 10 .24ohms, I will just keep them.
Or sell the leftovers to members on here lol

That's how I bought mine =)
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Originally Posted by guitarplayer16
Or sell the leftovers to members on here lol

That's how I bought mine =)
ugh, the sucky thing is that I accidentally bought (5) 0.05ohm resistors for $5something and then ordered (10) .24ohm ones today. what a waste of $.

and to top it off I got the screwy used ignitor for $50 today so I am skeptical hippo about getting my lows, new HID fogs, and corner LEDs working properly this weekend
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Wow Roger, you've come a long way! I can't believe I'm just now finding this out...
I need to do this to my fiance's car...I don't have LED's but if I do, I would do this over individual resistors for sure.
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Originally Posted by gogators22
ugh, the sucky thing is that I accidentally bought (5) 0.05ohm resistors for $5something and then ordered (10) .24ohm ones today. what a waste of $.

and to top it off I got the screwy used ignitor for $50 today so I am skeptical hippo about getting my lows, new HID fogs, and corner LEDs working properly this weekend
Sell me one of your .24's. That will help offset your loss. I'm sure others will want some, too! I need one ASAP! PM me!

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Originally Posted by gogators22
ugh, the sucky thing is that I accidentally bought (5) 0.05ohm resistors for $5something and then ordered (10) .24ohm ones today. what a waste of $.

and to top it off I got the screwy used ignitor for $50 today so I am skeptical hippo about getting my lows, new HID fogs, and corner LEDs working properly this weekend
re-distribute the remaining 9 0.24 ohm resistors you have for $1 each.

that's how most of us here got our resistors.... 1 person bought a bulk of 10 or more and sold the remaining ones for a few bucks to members
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I might even preemptively jump in on one of those...you know, just in case!
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Installed my .24 resistor. It's a 1/2 watt, read that shouldn't make a difference. Haven't installed LED's yet but the halogens still work. Only now I occasionally hear an electrical "scratch" sound upon engaging the turn signal. Kinda weird.
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Originally Posted by gogators22
ugh, the sucky thing is that I accidentally bought (5) 0.05ohm resistors for $5something and then ordered (10) .24ohm ones today. what a waste of $.
Not a waste of money. I'll gladly buy one of your .24ohm resistors. Shoot me a PM.
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so i finally was able to work on this mod again lol took care of it now yay
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I just installed my .24 and my signals stopped working...it just makes one "click" and nothing. Is there a certain orientation to install these? Right now my colour order is gold, silver, yellow, red. Is it possible its on backwards?
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Originally Posted by Mr. I.T
I just installed my .24 and my signals stopped working...it just makes one "click" and nothing. Is there a certain orientation to install these? Right now my colour order is gold, silver, yellow, red. Is it possible its on backwards?
I believe they are not polarity specific.

Check the soldering?
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I just installed my .24 and my signals stopped working...it just makes one "click" and nothing. Is there a certain orientation to install these? Right now my colour order is gold, silver, yellow, red. Is it possible its on backwards?
I have the same color code on mine; mine work only every 5-6 times I flip the blinker arm I hear an audiable "scratch" sound along with the blinker "click". Other than that, my work normal. As stated, check your connections or get a new resistor (my )
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HELP!!!

Have LED's in the rears as of last week and work great. Put my new VLEDs Switchbacks in the fronts and everything seemed to work great only when I turn on, say...the left blinker, it flashes orange AND the right flashes white! What the hell???
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I really don't understand how you guys are having all these weird ass issues. My clicker noise sounds the same, my switchbacks from cheapo ebay work great, the lights blink on the correct side when they're supposed to, and this is after re-soldering everything twice. All i can say is double check your soldering points and make sure you didn't solder/desolder anything else.
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Originally Posted by bspecialist
i really don't understand how you guys are having all these weird ass issues. My clicker noise sounds the same, my switchbacks from cheapo ebay work great, the lights blink on the correct side when they're supposed to, and this is after re-soldering everything twice. All i can say is double check your soldering points and make sure you didn't solder/desolder anything else.
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I really don't understand how you guys are having all these weird ass issues. My clicker noise sounds the same, my switchbacks from cheapo ebay work great, the lights blink on the correct side when they're supposed to, and this is after re-soldering everything twice. All i can say is double check your soldering points and make sure you didn't solder/desolder anything else.
My solder points are perfect. The fronts were working normal with halogens.
Didn't have an issue until I put in the switchbacks. The only thing I can think of is maybe I broke something with the relay when I was pulling it out (cracked the housing with vice grips).
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Originally Posted by BSpecialist
I really don't understand how you guys are having all these weird ass issues. My clicker noise sounds the same, my switchbacks from cheapo ebay work great, the lights blink on the correct side when they're supposed to, and this is after re-soldering everything twice. All i can say is double check your soldering points and make sure you didn't solder/desolder anything else.
About the clicker noise it was all in my head so no it's not an issue
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So here are a couple videos to show what's going on. The 1st one was taken within the 1st 5 mins of LED operation. Everything works like it should. >5 mins and I start getting the orange blinking on the correct side, and the white is blinking on the other side. I only get the screwy opperation on the front LEDs. The rears operate flawlessly.

Correct Opperation:

http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/1787/z2e.mp4

Incorrect Opperation:

http://imageshack.us/clip/my-videos/100/d92h.mp4/

(sorry they are links. I don't know how to embed videos from Image Shack)
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Try it with the car running, the blinking could just be pulling a little too much voltage for your battery. Just a thought?
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I'm looking for either 2 of the 0.12ohm resistors or 1 0.24ohm resistor. I will obviously pay for them. PM me or leave a reply in the thread if you can help a brother out.

Thanks!
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Try it with the car running, the blinking could just be pulling a little too much voltage for your battery. Just a thought?
That was how I 1st noticed it. I was sitting at a light waiting to make a R hand turn and noticed the ground on the driver's side was "flashing".


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