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Return PolicyWhen installing LED lights, you may need to use a dummy load resistor to increase the amps drawn by the LED on the turn signal flasher to make it work properly.
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| MFG. Part # | 91003030 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
4.9
34 Reviews
Customers praise the product's effective performance with LED lights, especially for flashers, signal, and tail lights. Featured qualities include easy installation, efficient operation, and great compatibility with various vehicles. The product provides a solution to issues faced with LED lights, making them work seamlessly. Offering good quality and schematic details, this product is a repeated first choice for customers. Some customers suggest a lower ohm rating for optimized flashing speed, but overall satisfaction and recommendations remain high.
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Worked Great
I installed led bulbs on the front and back of my 1950 f-1. After trying three different electronic flashers, I was about to give up, and go back to standard bulbs when I hit on these resistors. I knew the problem was the flasher, because the lights wouldn't come on with the electronic one, but would come on with the standard flasher, but would not flash. I even reversed the polarity as the electronic flasher manufacturer recommended. After installing the resistors, the lights worked great, and best of all, I get to keep the 5 dollar flasher, instead of the expensive electronic one. Thank You Speedway!
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
I am not sure I would buy these again
they work, they are ugly, the are hard to hide and tricky to wire in.
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5.0
5 months ago
asphaltgambler
Va
Verified
Exactly what I needed to solve my LED conversion in an old truck
Would Recommend
works great
5.0
a year ago
z
Missouri
Verified
worked exactly has it should
Would Recommend
Worked for me
5.0
a year ago
Doc
Towanda
Verified
Need to make my flashers work properly
Would Recommend
Resistors
5.0
a year ago
Kit
Smyer texas
Verified
I would definitely buy again the only problem was delayed shipping and no explanation as to why?????
Would Recommend
Good product
5.0
2 years ago
Bob
Texas
Verified
They are just what I needed
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
2 years ago
None
Indiana
Verified
Used this with LED taillights
Would Recommend
They did the job
5.0
3 years ago
Wire dude
Hollis, Maine
Verified
I needed these to get my led lights to flash for my directionals and they did the trip (was recommended by Speedway tech)
Would Recommend
I am not sure I would buy these again
3.0
4 years ago
mike
El Paso TX
Verified
they work, they are ugly, the are hard to hide and tricky to wire in.
Would Not Recommend
yes
5.0
4 years ago
Gary
Port Huron, MI
Verified
using on my 37 Ford street rod
Would Recommend
I'll buy again
5.0
5 years ago
Frog
Grand Saline Tx
Verified
Works great on LEDs
Would Recommend
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How many ohms is the resistor ? To know draw
by John
• 4 years ago
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Installing your LED tail light assemblies on my 34 ford. If I use your LED flasher, would I still have to use the resistors in each light?
by Steve
• 7 years ago
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Do I need a dummy load resistor for each side, and will it work with both the front and rear turn signals?
by Tim
• 7 years ago
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do I need a dummy load resistors on the turn @ parking wires
by 37 sedan
• 10 years ago
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I soldered in the resistors as the instructions describe. One side to the blinker wire the other side to ground. The little green light in the handle of my clamp on turn signal switch still blinks for about 10 seconds after you cancel the turn signal. My setup is regular 1157 bulbs for front turn signals. Speedway motors led light kit in the rear and a 3 prong led flasher with a ground wire. Not sure what to do from here?????? 1953 Chevy Truck
by Bradley
• 10 years ago
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i,m trying to install led lights in the front of my t-bucket and standard bulbs in the back. tried the led flasher units but that was a no go. if i install load resistors part #9100303 to just the front lights will this help? how close to the led light does the resistors need to be? all of my wiring is run thru chassis.
by mr. t-bucket
• 10 years ago
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I have 32 ford with LED's front and back. Turn signals work fine until the head lights are turned on. Then the front turn signals do not work. just wondering if the load resistor would help. I am using the speedway wiring harness.
by Dom
• 11 years ago
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1972 Chevy Elcamino LED bulbs replacements. ( 1157) I have tried two different flashers in my vehicle. One says it is LED compatible with a ground wire that has to be used for it to work correctly but did not flash. A friend in my car club gave me one with out the ground wire and that one didn't work either. Should I try the load resistors with either of these flashers or go back to the stock one?
by butch1223
• 12 years ago
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If I buy the LED flasher unit, do I still need the dummy load resisters? I installed the basic directional signal flasher on the column but the green light in the handle is on all the time and the flasher clicks always. Now I see that load resisters are needed to make things work properly due to the LED lights I have on my roadster. If I install the LED flasher you sell, will I still need to use the dummy load resisters?
by bucketlistroadster
• 13 years ago
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