Turn Signal LED Hyperflash Solution

I’ve had the Auxito LED turn signal bulbs with built in resistors on the front and back turn signal bulbs. Plug and play and much brighter. Highly recommended.

Nice, Thanks!! Any issues with heat, or them being TOO bright? Also, did you have DRL, and if you did, do you still have them?
 
Yup, they should be. And, there are several units the companies claim will work. I'm going to try them all until something works and report back. I like the ones from amazon since they have a fan and since these are using a built in resistor, there may be heat. I'm waiting on them in the mail. Once I have a solid result, I'll post.

I went with this Amazon for the rear and this Amazon for the front. The socket on the front is different than the rear. There is no hyper flash, all plug & play. I do have DRL.

I've been running them for a few weeks, everything is working fine.
 
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I went with this Amazon for the rear and this Amazon for the front. The socket on the front is different than the rear. There is no hyper flash, all plug & play. I do have DRL.

I've been running them for a few weeks, everything is working fine.

Are these still working well for you? I just ordered them both off Amazon from the link you provided. And then after some more reading found out that aftermarket LEDs with built in fans/resistors can set off ABS and other dash lights?? Have you experienced this with the Auxitos from Amazon?
 
I've had no issues at all. The first set of bulbs seem to have a solder problem on the terminal, but I reordered them and haven't had any issues since. It seems like it was just an anomaly in the manufacturing process.
 
I drive a 2006 4Runner and currently have LEDs throughout the entire vehicle. The only lights I never replaced with LEDs were the turn signals due to the hyper flash issue.

I know some people use resistors, while others have used a turn signal flash module.

My question is, what have you all done to solve this issue? Looking for a solution so I can swap in LEDs and call it a day.

Thank you in advance for all input!

Are you trying to do HIDs or are you simply swapping LED bulbs into the old housing?
 

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