RioRand 50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights or DRL (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor) with Quick Wire Clip

I had just replaced all of my lights with LED on my 2008 Elantra when I discovered that my cruise control was no longer functioning. With a little research I discovered that Hyundai runs the cruise control circuit through the brake lights. I always assumed that the cruise circuit looked to see if you depressed the brakes but never thought that the brake lights were part of the circuit itself. I bought these resistors and put one in line with my third brake light and my cruise started working again. I had read on another review that the resistors can get very hot so I attached it to a metal part of the car along with some thermal paste (which I made a real mess with). They also work to fix the hyper flash problem but I just replaced my flasher with an electronic one so I didn't need the resistor for that.This is the flasher I used if you want to go that route. : https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JXLHMB2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I recently installed led turn signal lights on my front and back of my g37. They worked but I got the hyperflash as expected. I first remedied the situation by soldering an old bulb to the signal wires. I ended up getting rid of that mod and did it correctly with these. I first tried the 25watt ones from the local auto parts store and it did not do anything. On each side I had to wire these in parrell so it would be 100 watts. Thats what finally slowed my hyperflash down. I just soldered them both together and installed them as one unit in the rear trunk area. I would recommend buying the 4 pack for only a couple dollars more because if you have 4 led lights front and back you will need 4 resistors.

I used this set of load resistors to overcome the "hyper flash" that comes with switching turn signals to led. I have had them installed for months now that only had one hick-up that had to do with one of the T-clamps coming unsnapped. Easy fix and easy installation. Since electronics-hobby stores are dying out its comforting to know that small, hard to find electronics can be found here at a click of a button.If you have any questions or you found this review helpful please let me know below,Thank-you!

I bought these to stop the hyper flashing of my pulse astar switchback LED bulbs(9145). At first I couldn't get them to work but then I did a little research and found a video on YouTube. For my 2006 Ford Expedition you have to connect one end to the striped wire and the other end to your black ground wire. The only thing that I can complain about is that the Quick Connect clips would not cut through the wires of my truck so I had to cut them and splice them together. Other than that I am completely satisfied. The hyper flashing has stopped and my turn signals have been working fine.

High praise -The suitcase style splicers are a bit cheese-y compared to 3Ms - that's the worst I can say about these, which is saying a lot!. They are great, good quality and would like to especially point out the quality of the materials used. I've had other resistors where the casing was flimsy, and maybe not even aluminum. And others yet, where the wire coating was 'off', seemed like a firework wick, almost impossible to strip without breaking the wires. These are quality case, wire and wire coating that spliced in and mounted easily. Bought these a second time to replace the aforementioned flimsy ones on the rear turn signals.

Love this thing!! Installed it on my Chevy HHR front turn signals with JDM LED's and it has worked GREAT for the last 4 months. Some have complained about flickering or whatever but i havent experienced that at all. I used arctic silver thermal adhesive to apply it to metal and it has not moved since lol. The little clips you push down to splice the wires is SO easy to use which makes these a dream for everyone. Great quality item that has held up!

Easy install and worked perfectly to fix my LED induced fast blink. Found the rear turn signal wires where they entered under the seat and clipped these on with the included taps per the included instructions. Very simple.

Would have given 4 stars if the wire wasn't sheathed in that fibrous string stuff... makes stripping the wires difficult because it frays and rips the wiring out. Resistors work as expected, though... however don't use the included clips,they're garbage... always solder your connections.