Zone Tech 6Ohm Load Resistors Replacement Parts Review

Used these to save the canbus from flashing front chase bugs in my 2017 Jeep Renegade and it worked great. Attached them to the mouthpiece of the passport. on the driver's side and a similar bracket on the driver's side.

I needed this B/C after installing LED headlights on my old truck and the high beam indicator was gone. You really only need 1 resistor for this on one of the high beams (choose the one that's easiest to reach. On the other hand, if you've replaced your turn signal bulbs with LEDs, you'll need 2. It's probably a good idea to mount the resistor on the bottom of the chassis to keep it from vibrating and disconnecting.

The quality is good. Worked as expected. I've used them before so I knew what to expect. I used them on a 2014 Silverado when rebuilding LED taillight bulbs. You need one bulb for each rear light bulb. (4) total. Connect one end to the green turn signal wire and the other end to the black ground wire. Same cable color on both sides. Screw a resistor to the inside of the backlight case (metal) to dissipate the heat they can generate when the signals are left on for a long time.

Works fine in my pickup. A couple of literature questions. If it was mentioned I skipped it and found two areas in other places. First you need one resistor per lightbulb. My truck has two turn signal bulbs which I replaced with LEDs. Each bulb had to be connected to a resistor. The second point was that resistors generate a lot of heat and should be kept away from plastic, paint and other combustible materials. Besides, they work well.

This worked great on my 2011 Ford F-150 EcoBoost V6 to fix my rear turn signal/parking light issue when I switched to LED bulbs. FYI, to save some multimeter readings on other models of the same year: you want to connect two OUTER wires. on the left rear (driver's side) it's a gray wire and a black ground wire, and on the right side it's a purple wire and a black ground wire. The middle wire controls the side lights and MUST NOT be connected. You need one for each LED bulb - in my case I…

Sets the bias current for fast blinking LEDs to slow them down. I installed LED taillights and front turn signals and the car's thermomechanical warning light was not working properly with low current LED lights. These bias resistors add an additional 2 amps of current to each turn signal LED turn signal. Worked great, slow and reasonable again. Make sure to mount them over the flashing part of the lamp, not over the parking light. You can follow the cable from socket to socket and find the…

This product design is the best I have seen for this task. I had them delivered to my office and installed in minutes. The only thing that gave me a little trouble was figuring out which wire was on the turn signal headlight connectors. My 2012 Honda Ridgeline has 3 wires (ground, high beam, turn signals). Earth was the middle wire. I had to use a voltmeter (or test light) to find the right one to connect. Access to the turn signal connectors is also a bit awkward. You will need to remove the 3