🔌 DKMOTORK 0052 1PCS 3-Prong Adapter Harness Socket | 3-Wire Connector Conversion for Automotive Car Motorcycle Led Flasher Relay | Solving Compatible Problem Review

I taped a small 12 volt buzzer to use as a backup horn on my truck. I just stick it behind the taillight when I connect the return wire.

It is said to fit a 2011 KIA Sportage but there is no physical relay to replace. The blinker is controlled by an integrated circuit board. I'll use the relay for something else.

I use this as a relay for my turn signals to bypass the series wiring entirely. So I don't know how other people will use it, but it works fine in the custom trailer I made. Simple connection and speed dial works.

So I have a 1998 Corvette C5 with the Hyperflash harness installed and the relay worked in reverse so I swapped two wires in my harness and it worked fine to fix my Hyperflash, which only seemed to be a problem if I used my right turn signal and braked at the same time.

I wanted to fine tune the flashing speed of the turn signal. I had a fixed speed LED flash that worked fine, just a bit too fast. This is not the case - a completely unstable flash frequency. Adjusting the speed slider did nothing but speed up or slow down the erratic behavior. To return.

I have a Nissan Skyline R33. I replaced my light bulbs with LEDs and the result was excessive blinking. I bought this relay and installed it in place of the factory relay and it fixed my hyper blinking instantly. The amazing thing about this relay is that you can control the speed at which your headlights flash. Pretty amazing! Installation was very easy, plug and play.

is ABSOLUTELY a must have if you are planning on replacing your car lights with LED turn signals. This is the only solution to the problem called hyper-flashing due to the incompatibility between flasher and bulb. I strongly recommend learning what your flasher looks like; because there can be 2 to 5 possible pins on your car's turn signal. Shop accordingly. This one is adjustable, you can set the speed at which it flashes. This is a one-off show, though, because once you've installed it, it…

Replaced 1157 rear bulbs in my RV with LED but hyper flash. So the flasher relay (located on the emergency brake/under the fuse box) replaced with this one in just two minutes. Another minute to adjust the speed. Finished. Greatly improved safety as the LEDs are much brighter. I didn't swap the front turn signal bulbs for LEDs. (Wanted to make sure this solved the hyperflare first - it helped) Vehicle: 1995 Ford e350 Econoline RV Chassis Cutaway (Class C). Note: Didn't quite fit in my existing…