🔌 DEWHEL 8-Pin LED Flasher Assy Relay: Fix Lexus Scion Toyota LED Turn Signal Bulbs Review

Ideal replacement for the standard flasher relay. It even blends into its original position. As other reviewers say, there is a delay of about half a second after turning on the turn signal. This means that the turn signal will be on for about half a second after the indication before flashing normally. If you use this on a BMW you'll never notice it so don't worry!

This block is exactly what I needed when I wanted to replace incandescent bulbs with LEDs. Otherwise, the turn signal LED will hyper-flash. This module fixes this for all four turn signals. My 2009 Scion xB required a simple modification to this module; I need to remove a side tab of the case to allow the module to fit snugly and completely into the connector. .simple solution. Works great and the price was great compared to other providers.

Worked on a Toyota Camry 03 with LED turn signals installed. Hyperflash stopped completely. This is much better than using a resistor on each bulb. It consumes energy superficially in the form of heat dissipation through a radiator. Overcomes the LED energy saving. Climbing under the wheel requires some acrobatics, but it's not impossible. Simply replace the stock Denso turn signal relay with this one. The first flash is a bit longer than the others, but that's not a problem. This brand is much

Installed on my GS300. The only reason I give 5 stars for the installation is because it's not their company's fault, Lexus designed the relay behind the driver's footplate, behind the ABS control unit and you're fighting the final boss. Electronic brake mount. But now that I've spent an hour on this, I could redo it in 10 minutes. I have heard rumors about some relays in the market for LEDs on Toyota and Lexus that once they are on and all the signals are LED you will lose the flash of light…

This box relates to the 95550-3K200 module in Sonata 2009. It will not fit the connector that the factory flasher module was plugged into. Thinking it was just a good fit, I modified the resulting device. When I got to the point where the pins could be inserted into the fork, the pins weren't spaced properly. Whether it's me or the manufacturer doesn't matter. Please note it will not fit the connector that was plugged into the factory 95550-3K200 module. The device was delivered quickly and…

I have a 2010 Toyota Camry and recently replaced all of the front lights with LEDs. After changing the turn signal bulbs, I noticed that the hyperflare witch didn't bother me at all at first. but after a while it was annoying as hell. So I started looking for possible fixes, found an option with load resistors, but that meant a lot more effort, a lot more time, a lot of money and more modifications to my car, further fiddling with the wiring harness and electrical system of my car. That was…

***Just a light plastic strip and it's identical. It may not be necessary for your machine but with my 2010 Scion xb it had to be trimmed. VERY easy to make, even with scissors. No fear. All you have to do is hold the OEM relay next to it and you'll see what needs to be cut to make it flush. I bought this LED flasher relay. It does its job and as for the lag that others have mentioned, it doesn't stick around as you might think. Let me explain, after installing this relay, when you click the…

I bought this flasher relay for my 2008 Toyota Corolla because I had replaced the turn signals with LED bulbs and was having a problem with excessive flashing. I've read about installation issues in other reviews (from other sellers of the same product) but this relay fitted perfectly and I didn't have to cut anything. It was also the cheapest seller at $8.89 when other sellers are selling this part for $10-15. However, this flasher relay is not a quality product. When activated, the turn…