Trying to update an old RT2 to LED's

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04-01-2021, 03:20 PM

Sledge

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Cobra Make, Engine: BDR #168 427W 66+K miles and counting

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spdbrake:

Let me know if you succeed with getting the LED turn signals to work with the running/headlights on. I installed a 3-prong no-load led signal relay, with ground wire, and everything works great until running/headlights go on. Then I can't get a signal out of the right front. Right rear and all other lights work fine.

Only left turns at night for me? Or I could adopt the new, way-to-common California standard of letting other motorists guess....

Thanks!

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