Load Resistor Kit for LED Turn Signals - 50 Watts - 6 Ohm - Qty 2

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• LED Trailer Light Conversion On 2016 Ford F-250
  It is very unlikely that you will need resistors part # DI34ZR when switching over to LED trailer lights because Ford changed their wiring in 2015 that caused several problems including the ones people would have after switching over to LED lights. The best thing to do is install the LED lights first and if you have issues like hyper flashing then you would need the resistors however, it doesn't seem to be an issue anymore because LED draw so little power compared to incandescent. The...
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• Troubleshooting Brake Controller Output Pin on 2018 Toyota Tundra
  You do not want to add a load resistor like # DI34ZR to your brake controller output wire. Adding an additional power draw on that wire will not help. The load resistors are intended for adding an additional power draw on lighting wires that use LED's because there is a significantly smaller draw from LED's that can cause errors or hyperflashing. Your trailer brake controller output will have the necessary draw on that 5 o'clock pin without any resistors. I recommend checking it by...
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• Are There LED Lights With Built In Resistors Available
  I have a solution for you, but none of the LED lights we carry come with built in resistors; in some cases adding a resistor to a trailer with existing LED lights isn't going to be necessary. In situations where hyper-flashing occurs they'd just need to add one into the wiring with the Load Resistor Kit # DI34ZR. These could just be wired in behind an LED light like the Fusion LED Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn, Backup - Submersible - Oval - Red/Clear Lens # STL68RB and allow them...
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• Recommended Load Resistor Adapter for Furrion Observation Camera on Travel Trailer for Signal
  You can use the LED Light Bulb Load-Resistor Kit # DI34ZR on that camera power wire to draw the full 12V needed or you can use the Trailer Connector Adapter w/ Lamp-Out Sensor Bypass # 20142 that has an integrated load-resistor for that function.
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• What Prevents HyperFlashing of Trailer Turn Signals When Converting to LED Blinkers
  Yes, when switching to LED taillights on a vehicle that will be replacing the turn signal circuits you'll need load resistors like # DI34ZR so that the heat operated flasher unit will flash the blinkers at the correct speed. The other solution is an electric flasher unit which we don't carry. With these you also lose the audible click you hear when the blinker is on.
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• Solution for Error Code Caused by Skull with L.E.D. Eyes Cover on 2022 Ford Edge ST
  The reason for the error is the LED in the hitch cover. This has a very low power draw which causes errors in vehicles like your 2022 Ford Edge ST. The only way to fix it is to wire in an aftermarket 4-way like the # HM48030 to bypass the system or add load resistors like # DI34ZR to your stop/turn wires on your 4-way.
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• Troubleshooting Ford LED Hitch Cover Causing Error Code on 2018 Ford F-150
  If you are getting an error code on your 2018 Ford F-150 when using the Ford LED Lighted Trailer Hitch Cover # CR-007F you will either need to add an aftermarket 4-Way like part # HM48030 to bypass the OEM trailer connector or add load resistors part #DI34ZR to the stop/turn (green and yellow) wires on the cover. For some reason some of the newer Ford pickups have trouble with accessories that have lights and they cause an error message to pop up like what you are experiencing. As of...
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• Roadmaster Diode Kit Compatibility with LED Tail Light Conversion
  The Roadmaster Universal Hy-Power Diode Wiring Kit # RM-154 will not be effected by changing your tail lights to LEDs. You may want to note that some LED systems will hyperflash when converting from incandescent bulbs because the power draw is so much less. If your new lights have this issue, then I recommend getting Light Bulb Load-Resistors # DI34ZR which will solve that issue.
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• Troubleshooting Low Voltage to LED Tail Lights and Trailer Lights
  It is normal to get LED light function with the ACC mode on your ignition. The LED lights draw far less amperage than incandescent bulbs, so with any power going to the wires they can be illuminated. This is normal for your 1997 Ford F-450. If you do not want them to function in that ACC mode on your ignition and want them to function like the incandescent bulbs, then you will need to install load resistors like the Diamond LED Light Bulb Load-Resistors - Qty 2 # DI34ZR to require a...
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• Do I Need to Add Resistors to the Bargman Triple LED Tail Light
  If your RV currently has incandescent lights and you're going to be adding the Triple LED # CE44VR to the mix then you will most likely need to add resistors like the Load Resistor Kit for LED Turn Signals - 50 Watts - 6 Ohm - Qty 2 # DI34ZR to the turn signal circuits. This will keep your blinker from hyper-flashing and allow them to function normally.
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• LED Headlight Bulbs Flickering on a 2010 GMC Sierra
  If you have installed LED headlight bulbs in your 2010 GMC Sierra and have experienced flickering bulbs or a delay when switching between the low beams and high beams then you will need what is referred to as an anti-flicker harness. If you purchase the Putco F1 Series LED Headlight Bulbs part # PF1-H11 which are a fit for your Sierra, the anti-flicker harness is included. Our load resistors like # DI34ZR are rated for 50 watts and most headlights are 55 watts so they wouldn't work. I...
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• Available LED-Type Trailer Lighting to Convert from Incandescent Bulbs
  Converting trailer lighting to the LED-type is a great way to both increase visibility and reduce power demand on the vehicle wiring system. LEDs are roughly 10x more energy efficient than incandescent lights. In some cases the trailer turn signal lights will need a load resistor to prevent what is called hyper-flashing (overly fast blinking of the turn signals) but this is something you really have to try to know. The other lighting circuits definitely will not need a load resistor but...
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• Correcting Hyperflashing Taillights in 2009 BMW X5
  The Diamond LED Light Bulb Load-Resistors # DI34ZR are designed to fix the hyperflashing you are experiencing though they do need to be installed on the circuits of the affected lights. You are going to need to determine if those circuits are accessible in your 2009 BMW X5 to allow the resistors to work like in the diagram I've attached.
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• Vehicle To Vehicle Taillight Converter 118158 Buzzing Loudly
  Because the converter box of the 118158 has relays it it, it's not unusual to hear clicking but a loud buzzing noise is not normal. There's two possible causes for the buzzing, and the turn signal issue might or might not be related. Does the trailer have LED lamps? If so, the # 118158 wasn't designed with LED lamps in mind. The buzzing in this case would be caused by not enough power being drawn through the circuits, which could also be a possible cause of the turn signal issue. A poor...
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• Recommended 4-Way Connector Add-On for LED Tail Light Strip on 2022 Ford Maverick
  I recommend picking up the Curt T-Connector # C59DR which tees in behind the tail lights on your 2022 Ford Maverick but has a power lead you run to the battery so the 4-Way connector is pulling power straight from the battery as opposed to potentially overloading the OEM wiring circuits. This is a much safer option to splicing in connections because we aren't cutting into the factory wiring, the power is being pulled from the battery so the OEM circuits are unaffected, and the black module...
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• Troubleshooting LED Trailer Lights that Flicker When Vehicle is Off
  What you are experiencing is due to the fact that LED taillights only require a very small amount of amperage to illuminate. A tiny amount can cause them to illuminate. Trailer wring for the most part goes totally dead when the vehicle is off. But there can be small amounts of voltage that would normally not get noticed if the trailer had incandescent bulbs. It really isn't a problem unless it bothers you. The flickering wouldn't be enough to drain your battery. But if you want it to stop...
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• Lights Going Dim when Running Lights are Turned On After Adding an Incandescent Light for Resistance
  Adding an extra incandescent light is an acceptable solution for issues encountered when LED lights are added to a vehicle. The additional light adds resistance, as you have noted, to eliminate turn signal problems, much like the LED load resistor, # DI34ZR, that you referred to. If your vehicle is equipped with LED lights from the factory there should no need for an additional light or a load resistor. You may have a ground issue since the signal and brake lights are dim when the running...
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• Solution for Strobing LED Lights on Rebuilt Trailer with VW Caddy
  We do have load resistors available such as the # DI34ZR that is designed to fix the hyper flashing/strobing that can occur with LED trailer lights. If the strobing is happening with the trailer signal lights then this is exactly what you need to resolve the issue. It includes 2 load resistors - 1 for each turn signal. We do not have a ready-made resistor box available like what you described. Please let me know if the problem is actually happening on the vehicle side (with just the lights...
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Lights with a 1993 Jeep Cherokee
  Typically when lighting problems pop up in a towing situation it is due to a bad ground. If you installed a converter like part # C59236 then I would start off by checking the ground wire. Make sure that it is secure and connected to a clean, bare-metal surface as even some paint can cause issues. If that looks good, then double check your Jeep and trailer connectors to make sure they are clean and free of any debris. Next use a circuit tester like part # PTW2993 to test the 4-Way on your...
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Wiring Not Working After Changing Truck Lights to LED
  It sounds like all you changed was the bulbs. If this is the case, the wiring may require more of an amperage draw for your trailer lights. It sounds like you need to increase the power draw to get those functions, so I recommend using a LED Light Bulb Load-Resistor Kit # DI34ZR. This will increase the draw on the wires to bring them back to the normal bulb amperage to restore your trailer light functions. This would need to be added before the converter box if using a T-style trailer...
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• Troubleshooting the Hopkins Tail Light Converter Kit # HM48925 on 2004 Nissan Xterra
  The Hopkins Tail Light Converter Kit with 4-Way Flat Connector - LED Compatible # HM48895 that I gave as the answer previously is designed specifically for use with vehicles LED lights. The resistor that some of our customers have had success with are the Load Resistor Kit for LED Turn Signals - 50 Watts - 6 Ohm - Qty 2 # DI34ZR. These load resistors prevent hyperflashing on turn signals with LED light bulbs.
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• Are Load Resistors Required to Prevent Hyperflashing with Putco Plasma 1156 LED Lights
  If the bulbs you are replacing on your 2013 Hyundai Azera are incandescent then yes, you will need load resistors to prevent hyperflashing once you install the Putco Plasma 1156 LED Lights # P241156A-360. For load resistors you would want the LED Light Bulb Load-Resistors # DI34ZR. I attached a pic that shows how they install.
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• Are Load Resistors Only Required on Turn Signal Circuits to Fix Hyper Flashing from LED Lamps
  You are correct, the turn signal circuits are the only ones affected by the hyperflashing, so you won't need a load resistor on the running light, brake or reverse circuits. I've linked to an installation video for a different load resistor than the # DI34ZR you'd looked at.
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• Troubleshooting 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 with Flashing/Flickering Fog Lights
  LED's sometimes will do a hyperflashing because they take less power than traditional incandescent bulbs. The way to fix this is to use load resistors like the Diamond LED Light Bulb Load-Resistors - Qty 2 # DI34ZR. This is what I recommend to solve your flashing issue on your 2005 Ram 1500's fog lights.
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