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@@shihabk.c2227 Thank you for the message. Do you want to buy LED turn signals? We just release new LED bulbs, T3 series, no hyper flash, no error code, you can get more information from this page:www.lasfit.com/products/7443-switchback-led-turn-signal-bulbs-t3-series?YTB+Channel&T3+7443D If you have any problems, please contact us.
Hi. Thank you for this video and the information. I just purchased the 3157 bulbs, installed them today and no more hyper flash. Hopefully they continue to work good. Thanks
Best solution is to modify the flasher relay, safer and cheaper. I can’t imaging having four or more heat creating components that reach engine temperature in seconds. Draw 30-35 watts each resistor.
The most natural way to fix the problem is to find where is the current measuring shunt-resistor ( which usually is in a form of piece of wire , can be also semi clipped on few places for adjusting the resistance ) For cars with flasher relay, it is in the flasher relay body . For incandescent set of flasher bulbs this shunt resistor has a value of 0.03 Ohms . Desolder the shunt- wire- resistor and replace it with SMD 2 Wats 0.3 Ohm ( 10 times bigger resistance)resistor . It is small enough to fit in the flasher relay body without problems . Return the flasher relay back on it place . This way you not only will fix the hyper flashing , but also will save the original ability of the flasher relay to detect burnt( but now led) bulbs . I fixed this way the hyper flashing on my car . For checking the fault bulb detection function of the modified flasher relay you just can remove one of the bigger turn signal led bulbs on the front or on the tail side but not the small ones (repeaters ) on the side of the fenders . If the flasher relay start hyper flash , then your shunt resistor value is chosen correctly and everything will works as supposed to, but just now with led bulbs . It’s like 10-15 minutes job .
Thank you for your comment! Currently, LED bulbs on the market have undergone multiple upgrades and can be compatible with most vehicle models. Could you please tell me your vehicle's make/model/year? We warmly welcome you to try our products!
Replacing the flasher relay is the best option. That was fine for my 2002 Mustang but I just found out that my 2014 Xterra doesn't have a user replaceable flash relay because it's integrated into the BCM. I've heard that the BCM can be reprogrammed but someone else said it isn't possiible. Nissan service couldn't help because this is non-stock. Some say that the CANBUS rated LEDs would be an option since they're suppose to have circuity that pulls enough current to fool the vehicles electronics into thinking that an OEM bulb is being used. Resistors are an option but the only problem with that is that if your LED goes bad the resistors will be telling the electronics that the bulb is good. Anyway, one thing this video didn't state is whether all 4 (or 6) turn LEDs have to be CANBUS rated (Lasfit T series) but I suspect that they do - and they are more expensive. If the T series doesn't fix the problem, can they be returned? And are the T series DOT approved for street use?
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Sure, you can return T-series LED bulbs if they don't fix the problem. How does T-series LED bulb work compare with the regular LED bulbs on the market? T-series LED bulb was designed high power with built-in load resistor, which increases the wattage to close the OEM halogen bulb wattange. If so, the trip-computer inspection system will think it is still the halogen bulb and no error code. But for some vehicles, the trip-computer system is different and still causes the error code as long as changing the stock halogen bulbs to after-market LED bulbs. Such as some models of Kia & Hyundai. In this case, it is better to use the flash relay to fix the issue.
@@lasfitvehiclelife I installed 4 of the T-series LEDs in my 2002 Mustang brake light positions yesterday and that fixed my cruise/speed control issue (the speed control quit working with standard LEDs). I suspect that if I replace the front turn signal LEDs with the T-series LEDs that I could go back to using the OEM flasher relay - but I'm not going to do that since I installed one of those modified electronic flasher relays that fixed the hyperflash issue. Tomorrow, I'll have the T series LEDs for my 2014 Xterra and I expect that'll fix the hyperflash issue on that vehicle. I'll let you know if it does or doesn't.
I replaced the 2 turn signal LEDs (non-CANBUS type) with CANBUS ready LED's in my 2014 Xterra. I already have T series LEDs in the tail light section. I'm getting strange performance. 1. With the engine off I don't have hyperflash when I activate the turn signals. 2. When I start the engine I get hyperflash. 3. The front LEDs will flash but won't turn on with the headlights (but the side markers come on) - they are suppose to turn on with the headlights and flash when the turn signal is activated. 4. If I rotate the front LEDs 180 degrees, they don't flash but will turn on with the headlights. Did I get the wrong LEDs (part #LED-C3157A)? EDIT: It is a CK socket so I'm working with Lasfit to get an exchange.
DO NOT USE THESE STYLE RESISTORS FOR YOUR VEHICLE!!! READ THE REVIEWS OF THE PRODUCTS YOU'RE BUYING!! These Chinese resistors that you find literally everywhere (local auto parts store, Amazon, eBay, RU-vid Links, etc) are 150w 6ohm resistors. LEDs won't EVER call for this much resistance. Because of this, these resistors get SCORCHING HOT (over 250-300 degrees F) in a matter of seconds (around 15-25 seconds of use) due to the resistors insanely high Amp draw. Most 12v resistance situations (CanBus Errors, Hyper Flash, etc.) call for 16-18 ohms of resistance @ around 13-15 watts. Simply buy (2) 25watt 8ohm resistors and wire them both in series (+ to -). That is PLENTY for a 12-16v application without burning up your car or constantly replacing LED lights that should be lasting months if not years longer than what they do.
Puis-je mettre de la résistance dans les phares à côté du moteur de la voiture, la température du moteur affecte-t-elle la résistance ? La voiture est la Suzuki Dzire 2020
I have a 98 gmc k1500 I always purchase all of my light bulbs from you. I recently put LED running lights and turn signals in my truck, now my turn signals/hazards will not work unless my headlights are off now what do you think happened?
Did you ever find out what the issue was? I have the same problem in my 71 K5. When I hook put the after market LED turn signal lights up to the marker lights on the side I have to have the the parking lights on for everything to work. When I shut them off they won't flash the blinker or the hazards on. When I hook the same lights up to the blinker wiring below the bumper the opposite happens like you're describing. It's the weirdest thing. I don't have an Audi LED flasher in it right now. I want to get one but if it doesn't fix the problem why do it?
Same here on my 2010 silverado, suposed to be canbus bulbs no resistor needed, but even with resistor... they work fine at 12v but at 14 with motor on they hyperflash
Y'all make great lights I had your led lights 6000ks in my Honda for 4 years and when I sold the car still working great , but now I have Subarus now 2 both 2021 and the lights have higher than my Honda turn singles watts so it's been a challenge to get them to work I did get them to work on my 2021 Forester with load resistors but now I'm having trouble finding the right ones to work in my Crosstrek 21. Both cars have electric flasher not a traditional flasher so I can't change it. it's done by the computer now. But if you come out with a much higher wattage canvas OR built-in resistor on the bulbs they should work fine I believe they're 30 Watts or maybe 35 Watts.
@Jame Chapman #Autodetailing for Crosstrek F/R Turn Signal Bulbs (OXILAM-4KP47440Y2-US) Upgraded OXILAM 7440 Turn Signal Bulbs. No hyper flash…plug-and-play good luck.
I'm wondering if your T-series bulbs might work on a 2011 Kia Sorento. I have tried some other LED bulbs from Auxito with built-in resistors, but still had issues. I also was considering replacing a flasher relay, but I think this vehicle integrated the flasher relay into an IPM for the 2011 model year.
Hi, we newly released T3 LED bulbs, offering a top-of-the-line solution for turn signal light decoding. #T3-1157D fit your 2011 Kia Sorento front turn signal: www.lasfit.com/products/1157-switchback-led-turn-signal-bulbs-t3-series?Social&YTB+Channel&T3-1157D #T3-1156A fit your 2011 Kia Sorento rear turn signal: www.lasfit.com/products/1156-amber-led-turn-signal-bulbs-t3-series?YTB+Channel&T3-1156A We currently have a trial event for new products in our T3 series, 20%~100%OFF to get front turn signal lights and rear turn signal lights. Are you interested in trying it out? Please kindly reach out to us via youtube@lasfit.com
Thank you for the message. If the turn signal light was working normally at the beginning and then started to hyper flash later, it may be a quality problem. If you purchased Lasfit products, please contact us through email to get support. Contact email: cs@lasfit.com
@lasfitvehiclelife It was very warm that afternoon. The next morning it was back to normal and I have not seen a repeat of the hyperflashing since then
2006 Ford Escape does not have a relay, instead it has a SJB - smart junction block for Turn Signals. What can you recommend? Also headlight LED's are not that bright, is there a type of amplifier relay so they can light up brighter? ? Thank you...
2001 C5 Corvette. i replaced the front bulbs with LED's because the heat was melting the housings. After replacing all four rear 3056's w/ LED's, I got hyperflash. I installed the relay and all is well except... When the tail lights are on the brake lights work fine, yet when I use the turn signals the rears light up but don't flash and the fronts do!?? Ideas?
Eric, consider replacing the driving/fog lights with LEDs from Radio Flyer. Also go to FROGGY ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CSAJaL6nJOQ.html and make note of the 9006 to 9005 mod for the halogen headlamps. No comment for turn signals.
Hello, do the T-series work with my audi s6 from 2006 too without hyperflashing or errors? I've had canbus LED's before from another brand but they still gave me hyperflash and error on the audi. (they worked fine before on my vw golf 5)
Hi, please guide me ..I have ev car which has original halogen bulbs of 21w and I wanted to replace it for led bulb which has 6w only for power saving ..I successfully replaced bulbs to led and I have fully savings on my power and I can go extra mile in charge ..now only issue is when I turn on individual turn led it hyperflash ..during parking there is no issue ..so should I leave as it is ? Or should I something about hyperflash thing ?
Hi, as mentioned in the video, you have the option to connect load resistors or change an aftermarket turn signal flasher relay to prevent hyper-flashing, or I can recommend suitable LED bulbs for you. Our newly upgraded T3 series turn signals come with built-in resistors, which can prevent the hyper-flashing issue. However, if resolving the hyper-flashing is a priority, achieving power saving concurrently may not be feasible. The root cause of the hyper-flashing is that the wattage of the LED bulbs you've installed is lower than that of the original OEM halogen bulbs.
I have a 2023 Silverado and got led smoke tail lights from a company online for the back of the truck and I and everyone that try to stop it from happening can't make it stop. They even sent me new pair to swap them out and it did not work and they came with three resistors for each side to help them but that did nothing. PS they do get hot as hell. So I will be taking them off. I just did not like the big red tail lights on the truck. It look like I'll be going back to that look. I'm just gonna put a film over them.
Hi， could you please tell us which series of 7443 LED bulbs you have purchased? Don't worry, if you have any problems with the products, feel free to contact us to get support by email. Contact email: cs@lasfit.com
I have a 2012 RAM 1500 I installed LED Bulbs and also installed the resistors one side worked fine and the other still continues to do it. Will these bulbs with the issue?
Hi， could you please tell us your vehicle's Make/Model/Year? If you have any problems with this product, you can get support from us by email. Contact email: cs@lasfit.com
Actually, we're not sure. Because these LED turn signal bulbs are not compatible with some models. But you could try it. We provide 45 days money-back guarantee.
@@DJSPYROOF Oh~~ It's a pity to hear that. Don't worry, you can return them back for a refund. These LED bulbs are not compatible some models of BMW, Mercedes Benz and Audi, Hyundai & Kia, because the trip-computer inspection system is more complicated than others.
Hey I have the aftermarket LED drls installed which also acts as turn signal. Now, I want to remove the halogen bulb from the turn signal bowl in my headlights. But when I remove them, I get hyper flash. How do I get rid of this? Thanks
We don't suggest you remove the halogen bulb. Because the trip-computer checks the wattage of the stock turn signal light, and will cause an error code or hyper flash if no bulb is working.
@@lasfitvehiclelife we already know that.. we want to know what to do in this case on my miata 1991 i change the n/à turn signal and now it does that … Soh now I think I need to ground it
@@toyotabrony 8 minutes? More like two minutes. I get that they hyperflash when they will over heat, but please do not advertise them as non hyperflashing units.
@@SkippyPB. I say that because the owner of the ford flex on RU-vid, with theee GTR lighting carbide 2.0, he had them overheating 8 minutes. Which that’s his experience. U can look them up on his channel. Just search on Ford flex with GTR Lighting carbide 2.0, owning it for a year so far.
The main reason you replace light bulbs with LEDs is to reduce the electric power consumption, and thus to lower the fuel consumption and prolong the Battery life. Adding resistors to match the light bulb consumption is stupid. Looking only for optical effect of LED blinker is just not enough.
Thank you for your opinions about using LED bulbs. We agree with you and it is hard to install the extra resistor. Could you please tell us your vehicle's Make/Model/Year? Lasfit has developed specific LED bulbs for turn signals with built-in canbus decoder, and we just released the upgraded version. Are you interested in testing on your vehicle? You can contact us through email. Contact email:youtube@lasfit.com
@jeanious2009 U have to. It only depends on the vehicles application. If u have an older vehicle, u have 3 options. Get a led turn signal bulbs, and get a load equalizer resistor Get an led flasher relay Or get the most simplest one. Get a led bulb with built in resistors for better plug and play. If it s a modern vehicle, a lot of times u can’t swap a relay with a led flasher because it’s control by the BCM. Which means ur unable to swap a relay. So u would need to add a tap with load equalizer resistor or led bulb with a built-in resistors.
Puis-je mettre de la résistance dans les phares à côté du moteur de la voiture, la température du moteur affecte-t-elle la résistance ? La voiture est la Suzuki Dzire 2020
Hello, I replaced it to my f250 2002 and the issue is that once the light is off, the sound still there as if was on, but lights not on. Is there a voltage issue? Thanks
Ok so my 2021 Subaru Forester and Crosstrek have 30 watts bulbs and must have resistors I've tried the other ones up to 24 Watts and they still hyper flashed can you guys make them up to 30 Watts so I don't have to use load resistors that would be great I have your reverse lights in my Crosstrek work just fine but turn signals will hyper flash because they have a higher wattage now than the older vehicles.
Hi, the low beam us H11 and high beam is 9005 for 2007 Tundra. Here are links: H11 LED bulbs for low beam: www.lasfit.com/products/h11-h9-h8-led-headlight-fog-light-la-series?Social&YTB%20Channel&LAplusH11-LB 9005 LED bulbs for high beam: www.lasfit.com/products/9005-hb3-led-headlight-high-beam-la-series?Social&YTB%20Channel&LAplus9005
I have a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD with the Duramax LLY diesel engine. I installed your LED 3156/3157 and my turn signal on the right side began to hyper flash. So will that said, do you know if the newer version "T" series LED will work on my truck? Thanks for your help.
Hey, did you install T series 3156/3157 on your front turn signal lights? Did it hyper flash immediately when you first time turned on the right side turn signal light? Or it worked well for a couple minutes then started hyper flash?
Hello, what's your vehicle make, model and year? Did they start hyper flash when you just installed them on your vehicle? Please contact us by email for technical support. cs@lasfit.com Thank you~
I ordered these for my 2020 Honda Accord sport. Installed them just as instructed. First time using them and at first both rear turn signals were working just normal. As minutes went by the left rear turn signal started hyper flashing. I took off the rear light and turn the bulb around and everything, and still after a few seconds the rear Lasfit LED T-Bulb on my left still hyper flashes. Can you please let me know what the hell is going on? This is so frustrating.
Is there a way to possibly have the bulbs run cooler? Like is there any fans that can possibly make them run cooler so they don't hyperflash after a few minutes of being on?
Wow~ That's a good idea. But the turn signal bulb is too small to be designed with a fan. Usually, you don't alway keep using the turn signal lights, so you don't worry about they will overheat. What's your vehicle make, model and year?
@@lasfitvehiclelife It's a 2009 Toyota Yaris Sedan. Do you possibly have one that doesn't come with a built in resistor? Because my car already has a resistor to fix the hyper flash. And I'd like a bulb that's just as bright, but without a resistor in it. Because I'm sure a lot of the reason why it's getting hot so fast is because of the built in resistor.
@@HDgamingxbox360HD These LED turn signal bulbs are getting hot because of the high power, not the built-in resistor, so it's brighter than other regular LED bulbs. We have other LED bulbs without built-in resistor, but it is not as bright as one in the video. Below 7443 LED bulbs without built-in resistor, which will fit your front and rear turn signal lights. www.lasfit.com/products/lasfit-7443-7444-led-turn-signal-backup-reverse-lights-bulb-yellow-amber-7444na?Social&YTB%20Channel&L-7443A
My lights blink when car is not on. It is not continuous. I had the doors all automatically open on their own so I pulled the fuse and just use doors manually. The button to turn off doors was override and they still opened, very scary. 2012 Chrysler Town n Country. Anyone have a clue. Just installed new battery.
I got the non T series recently and updated my turn signals and they started hyper flashing... Does this mean I have to now spend more to get the T series?
@@___Karma__ I found i could get a relay to fix it but honestly it's just for looks. It'll still function the same no matter what. Though I do notice that one of my bulbs went real dim until I used the hazard lights and it started working again.
@@datghettoazn127 i bought a relay with an adjustable knob to control the speed off Amazon from a seller named jdmtoy (or something) but it doesn't plug in because the relay housing is too big and its some made in China pos, ima get some cables to test it but honestly I'm on the hunt for a quality made in japan one or really anything not made in China. Im just living with the hyperflash for now too 😅
Yes. For your 2013 Chevy Volt, the front turn signal light bulb size is 7443: www.lasfit.com/products/7443-switchback-led-turn-signal-lights-canbus-error-free?Social&YTB%20Channel&T-7443D
Yes, for the rear turn signal lights, 7440: www.lasfit.com/products/lasfit-7440-7441-w21w-led-turn-signal-lights-canbus-error-free?Social&YTB%20Channel&T-7440A No load resistor is required.
What kind of after market Relay would you suggest to replace the stock with?. I ordered all the turn signals for my 2014 Silverado LTZ but I'm having this issue right now. I shouldn't happen because I purchased the canvas ready led bulbs. Is there anything else I should try before replacing the relay?.
On a 2017 Infiniti QX60 I’m running these in the rear and another brand in the front which is around 4W operating and they still don’t hyperflash... So I shouldn’t get hyperflash even if the ITC kicks in 😏
Hi! I have a 2003 chevy silverado 1500HD..I got a set of 3157 switchback turn signals. And only one light bulb is switching back from white to amber but the other light bulb just stay on white and it doesn't even blink at all. Can you help me out please? Maybe the light bulb came defective.
Hello, did you try to exchange two bulbs' position to check if the bulb will work on the other side? Don't worry, we'll help you fix the problem. Please send an email to cs@lasfit.com
Hi, the front turn signal light bulb size is 3157 for your Jaguar XF 2011: www.lasfit.com/products/3157-switchback-led-turn-signal-lights-canbus-error-free?Social&YTB%20Channel&T-3157D
Thank you for the message. After searching for some information, we find that the #T-3157D-CK LED front turn signal bulb and #T-3156A LED rear turn signal bulb can be installed on your 2002 Chevy Malibu. You can get more information about the mentioned LED lights from the following pages: #T-3157D-CK LED bulbs for your front turn signals:www.lasfit.com/products/3157-switchback-led-turn-signal-lights-canbus-error-free?Social&YTB%20Channel&T-3157D #T-3156A LED bulbs for your rear turn signals:www.lasfit.com/products/lasfit-3156-3056-3456-4156-led-turn-signal-lights-anti-hyper-flash-built-in-canbus?Social&YTB%20Channel&T-3156A If you have any problems with Lasfit LED bulbs, please contact us.
@@lasfitvehiclelife Hi i sent a email regarding the switch backs ordered them on December 1st I contacted the email that’s listed on the website thank you.
Hey, it is another bulb size. Here is the link of LED turn signal lights for your 2022 Ford Maverick. www.lasfit.com/products/ford-maverick-led-bulbs?Social&YTB+Channel&Ford+Maverick
I'm excited to tell you that we just released a special offer for Ford Maverick, an extra 15%~25% off. If you're interested in it, please email us. youtube@lasfit.com
Hello, they started hyper flash immediately when you first time turned on the turn signal light, right? Or they worked well for a couple of minutes, then they started hyper flash?
@@lasfitvehiclelife no the front ones don't even blink at all. I get a small white light on the front ones. The rear ones blink fine for less then a second and start to hyperflash
@@lasfitvehiclelife they blink a small white light, but when I turn my light all on they turn on, however they don't blink at all. It's just a amber color that stays there? I'm sure its the relay I have to upgrade
Hello, when you first time installed them on your 350Z, they started hyper flashing immediately, right? Or they worked well for a couple of minutes, then started hyper flashing?
@@lasfitvehiclelife I installed them and the first day they stared working right and then hyper flashed but as of now they are great no more hyper flash
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