LED blinker problem and low beam...

Upchk

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So this morning my blinker was out and my father just so happened to have some LEDs that fit when I took my kids over this afternoon... They work and blink normal when I have the hazards on but blink really fast and rapid when I actually use them as a left or right blinker... Any solutions? And also with my low beam, while we were changing out my driving lamps we (as in my dad) pressed against the bulb harness so hard that it broke 2 of the 3 notches on the male part of the housing (the notches that go in the holes before you screw the bulb into the headlight to secure it)... Now it's not secure and definitely not shining straight probably blinding people since its an HID bulb/setup... Any mcguyver ideas or buy a whole new wiring setup? Thanks in advance
 
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So this morning my blinker was out and my father just so happened to have some LEDs that fit when I took my kids over this afternoon... They work and blink normal when I have the hazards on but blink really fast and rapid when I actually use them as a left or right blinker... Any solutions? And also with my low beam, while we were changing out my driving lamps we (as in my dad) pressed against the bulb harness so hard that it broke 2 of the 3 notches on the male part of the housing (the notches that go in the holes before you screw the bulb into the headlight to secure it)... Now it's not secure and definitely not shining straight probably blinding people since its an HID bulb/setup... Any mcguyver ideas or buy a whole new wiring setup? Thanks in advance

need an LED relay to correct hyperflash

use some silicone to hold the bulb and prevent moisture/crap from getting in
 
While searching for relays I'm finding out the led blinkers may be illegal... Swapping back to yellow tonight
 
I believe you can't have white or blueish lights in the front

I'm fairly sure it's the rear where you can't have white or bluish lights. At least that's what I've always been told... Headlights are up front and they're white/bluish.

edit- also if you decide to stick with LEDs, the LED flasher can be purchased from superbrightleds.com for about $26.
 

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