the led bulb does work and so does the front. when i put the halogen back , they blink at the normal speed.i have an 04 civic, i just changed the bulb nothing elsedoes anyone know why they blink rapidly?thx
GET A ELETRONIC FLASHER IT GOES IN PLACE OF THE FLASHER IN THE FUSE BOX HAD THE SMAE PROBLEM WITH MY LED LIGHTS
Yes! Do not do that. Throw it in the dryer for a few minutes if you have one. Otherwise put more clothes on under your blanket or take a nice hot shower and bundle up after.
Yeah, it's probably not the best idea you've ever had. How about sticking the blanket in a clothes dryer, if you have one? If you keep a close eye on it, you could even stick the blanket in front of a electronic or gas heater. I hope this has helped
brake light blinking might be the type of many do it better to be seenif they working im sure thats the way they should. thats how mine work they flash long as i hold the brake
Because LED lights require less power, there is less electrical resistance on the blinker line. Your car blinker system is designed to alert you that your blinker bulb is out (Fast blink rear bulb, slow blink front bulb) So your car thinks there is a bulb out. The fix for this is to put a resistor in-line. most quality LED bulbs come with built with a resistor, cheaper brands do not. As a follow up, if its your actual Braking bulbs and they flash, some are programmed to flash 5+ times before coming on solid (those are generally used for motorcycles or 3rd brake lights)
