1977 Bay Camper, 2 liter, FI
I installed LEDs for parking, brake and backup lights-they work great. For the turn signal-they are blinking fast ( from what I read, this was pretty much expected to be the case) "the turn signals don't have enough resistance to blink. you have to add a 470 ohm resistor, or use a standard bulb at one end and an LED at the other."
My question is: Where does the resistor go? Electronics is not my strength, but if it is a simple answer I have the tools and basic skills to do it. Is there a way to do it without getting to the wiring under the dash? Can I put a resistor in line to one of the turn signals at the spade on the actual signal housing? Do I have to do all 4?
Thanks
stan |
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