🚦 5 Pin Flasher Relay EFL-4 for Jeep Wrangler TJ JK JKU, Dodge RAM 1500 2500 3500 Trucks - Compatible with LED Electronic Turn Signal & Hazard Warn Hyper Flash - EP27 Flasher Relay 2001-2017 and 1998-2002 Models Review

Good replacement for my '99 Jeep Wrangler. I changed all my headlights to LED and that fixed my fast turn signals. It was new and was delivered quickly.

The second flasher relay worked perfectly. The only problem is returning another one. I live 50 miles from the return point. Revain sent me one straight away, no further problems.

Not sure about all jeeps but my 2005 and 2011 don't have this part, it's computer controlled. I think it's my fault for not doing my research first rather than accepting your information as fact. Setting a star to zero is not an option.

Fixed hyper blinking for LED turn signals but now 4 way turn signals don't work. In short, this device fixed the original problem and created a new one! Not sure how to advertise it as a replacement if it doesn't work as advertised! Used in 2001 Wrangler Sport; 4.0L with manual transmission.

I bought a 2003 Jeep TJ that has stock bulbs in the front and LED lights in the rear. Rapid blinking on turn signals, but 4-way blinking was normal. After replacing this 5 pin relay, the turn signals work fine but the 4 position turn signals do not work. It just hums out of the block. I'm leaving this out because we tend to use turn signals, but be aware that you may not get both signals depending on which headlights you use.

This is a solid state version of a traditional turn signal. It fires with a fixed time delay. It's blinking lights if you've switched to low-current (LED) bulbs that don't flow enough for the "old-school" current-controlled switch. for lighting), which then "triggers" and switches. Led has a mess with this timing. This will perfectly replace this kind of flash driver. HOWEVER, you need to know what kind of system you are working with. It can be used in almost any vehicle, but custom lighting…