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Install have a resistor

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The LED tail lights I installed have a resistor to simulate the old bulbs.
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Replace bulbs

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When I replaced my bulbs with LEDs I bought this replacement relay and it's been working great, regular flashing all around.
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Don't know why the douche who changed the lights didn't do it.
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Replace way the circuit functions

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That changes the way the circuit functions.
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The LED tail lights I installed have a resistor to simulate the old bulbs.
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When I replaced my bulbs with LEDs I bought this replacement relay and it's been working great, regular flashing all around.
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Don't know why the douche who changed the lights didn't do it.
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That changes the way the circuit functions.
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The relay seems like the most straight forward solution, glad it worked well for you.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I bought a 996 sometime back that has replacement LED taillights. The turn signal interval is very quick, as if a bulb were out in an incandescent fixture. Is there a special flasher/relay available to provide the correct resistance, so I can have a normal turn signal? Thanks

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So you've tested to make absolutely sure, the actually turn signals are illuminating, correct? On normal Porsche light enclosures, when the bulb burns out, the flasher will speed up. That's one indicator that you have a blown bulb that needs replacement.

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I believe you need to wire in a 50 ohm resistor in the tail light power supply wire. Don't hold me to the 50 ohms. Just going on memory.

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Quotes source post: 15481155

all signals seem to be working properly.

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When I replaced my bulbs with LEDs I bought this replacement relay and it's been working great, regular flashing all around. superbrightleds.com/vehicle/1999-porsche-911-hazard-warning-flasher

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Quotes source post: 15481205

This is also what I remember. The LED bulbs don't have the electrical resistance that incandescent bulbs have. That changes the way the circuit functions. The LED tail lights I installed have a resistor to simulate the old bulbs.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks guys, think I'll try the relay above.

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The flasher listed above worked perfectly. I now have normal signals. Thanks

POST 9Original post

Nice! The relay seems like the most straight forward solution, glad it worked well for you.

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yea, a whole $8, too. Don't know why the douche who changed the lights didn't do it. He had to know.

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