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Honesty. I have not tried to connect it yet, I bought them to contact the service center. That the customer said that the HUD flasher no longer works. Thinking it had LED bulbs, I bought these turn signals. Well, I haven't connected them yet!

Works well. Installed on a 2009 Honda Rebel. The installation would be easy if you could reach it more easily by bike. I was able to swap without removing the rear fender. ;) I would buy again if needed. (Only one used, so I already have a spare.) Quality isn't as good as the OEM, but it does the job.

71 Ford Torino Didn't work as light stayed dim but noticed other users had to change wires so I derived and installed something and it did functions. Then I noticed the emergency flashers weren't working so I used a different module for that and now they work too! Good that they come in a pack of two! I have LEDs on the front, back and sides with a big improvement in brightness.

Connected to my car for testing (with LED turn signals). At first I didn't think they worked because I didn't hear a click when they blinked, but then I realized they worked but were silent. I was hoping to get a click or beep from them (one of the other reviewers said it made a noise) so I'm a bit disappointed in their silence but the description doesn't say they do so I guess not. there is something to complain about.

They don't flicker unless I put a heavy load on the circuit. My LED lights draw about 0.023A, which is not enough for them to work. They just lay there. But if I added an incandescent bulb to the output in parallel with my LEDs, they would blink. They may work with some higher current LEDs, but they won't work with all LEDs. You must indicate current needs in the description. I had to order something else. These didn't help me.

I ended up only needing one for my turn signals. My bike is wired to connect the turn signal relay to the switch before it connects to the headlights. I'm sure you can wire them in series to a separate side, but it's much easier to run them from a 12V source in front of the switch to save space. The actual relay block is slightly larger. It takes up about the same space as a 5-pin Bosch relay, so keep that in mind. The customization feature is amazing. You can set how fast (or slow) the flashes