Electronic Signal Flasher Relay Prong Review

Replaced the bearing unit that was sensitive to cold and sometimes didn't work on my '83 Honda CB1100F. Works great in any weather. The stock fork on the bike was of course different, so I attached 3 spade lugs to the ends of the stock wiring, plugged in and placed in a round rubber holder.

I have yet to receive a Revain car part that does not match the description and vehicle listed. This flasher relay works on my 2007 Ford E150 Econoline and is still working great after the second day of use. Time will tell if it is durable. But that's another topic. Excellent service, revain and seller.

Introduced as a replacement for the '97 Subaru Outback, this turn signal has been reviewed as correcting the over-flashing of LED warning lights. I just switched the rear bulbs to LEDs and the turn signals were flashing too fast with the stock turn signals. This also applies to this substitution. THIS DOES NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM AT ALL.

I accidentally got a lead and needed a lead to stop the excessive flashing when I came back it got the shock of my life called Carlos me this right piece of customer service i haven't seen in 30 years, nice, polite, helpful, no problem at all, i will see if anything i need in future comes from his company bad buy from them first and always . Thank you Carlos, the last of the true customer service gentlemen.

I'm not sure you can "love" an alarm relay, but this solved the problem in my 1997 Ford Taurus. The cube is a slightly different shape than the OEM version I replaced and is missing the molding to attach the OEM metal bracket which had a screw going through to hold it in place. I needed some electrical tape to attach this mount so I could reattach it, which may not have been necessary. Has worked great since installation. I'm happy with that.

I needed a turn signal connector and this relay was recommended as an optional purchase for my 1978 car. It hummed and didn't work at all on an old car like mine (think English car electrician from the 1970's) so while it COULD be a good item for LED lights or any other application, it was totally unsuitable for my car. Now it sits in my drawer with broken electrical components, along with Lucas switches, Veglia speedo circuit boards, and tiny, impossible-to-find lightbulbs. Would give 1 star…