Hello all, I am new to the forum but I need to ask a serious question.
I am having serious blinker problems, I will start from the beginning. I installed sequential tail lights about 3 years ago and they work fine most of the time, then I started having bulbs go out recently. I switched exclusively to LED tail lights and blinkers. I then had a hyper flash problem which means that the blinkers flash really fast because there is very little resistance which is what the stock flasher runs on. So, this week I bought an EP27L that works on timing instead of power values. Well I can hear it clicking at a good rate when I turn the blinker on, but now, NO BLINKERS! I can switch the flasher's between the new and the old with the same results as before. This is really frustrating me lately.
Does anyone here have any ideas on where to proceed from here? I am waiting for a reply from the company to see if maybe their flasher broke before it got here or something but I was hoping maybe someone had some experience with this.
If not for me, do it for my mustang. How could anyone say no to that smile?
I am having serious blinker problems, I will start from the beginning. I installed sequential tail lights about 3 years ago and they work fine most of the time, then I started having bulbs go out recently. I switched exclusively to LED tail lights and blinkers. I then had a hyper flash problem which means that the blinkers flash really fast because there is very little resistance which is what the stock flasher runs on. So, this week I bought an EP27L that works on timing instead of power values. Well I can hear it clicking at a good rate when I turn the blinker on, but now, NO BLINKERS! I can switch the flasher's between the new and the old with the same results as before. This is really frustrating me lately.
Does anyone here have any ideas on where to proceed from here? I am waiting for a reply from the company to see if maybe their flasher broke before it got here or something but I was hoping maybe someone had some experience with this.
If not for me, do it for my mustang. How could anyone say no to that smile?
