🔌 O-NEX LED Resistor Kit for 3157 4157 Turn Signal Bulbs with Relay Harness Adapter, Anti-Flicker Error Decoder and Warning Canceller Review

Bought a set of LED headlights to replace the burned out ones on my 2003 Toyota Tacoma. After installation, I noticed that the high beam indicator was not working. When I contacted the headlight salesman, they offered to put these restorations in and the problem was solved. That's a good thing, too, because it's a lot of work to get to the back of the dashboard just to change the light. Installation was easy as they slotted in between the LED headlights and the original wiring. The only issue I

Switched to another spinner company and the new ones I replaced caused a click and then complete crap on one side and after reading and speaking to Dodge I was told I would like a custom seat belt need, which could cost up to $150. I won't do this because I know ways and that's where these resistor adapters came in handy, I only needed them for one side as the hidden wiring harness only connects to one side, but again that's a trick and it has an annoying lightbulb. and it won't stop ringing…

Want to switch to LEDs in a car that didn't come with them? You will most likely need a resistor. My 2006 Toyota Tundra. I only needed one so I have a spare. I also ordered a version with fog lights, but in the end I didn't need them, one of the H4 resistors solved all my problems. I installed it on a rail that connects the battery to the frame without touching the plastic and away from the battery. They can melt plastic if you get them too close. I just used zip ties to secure mine to the…