When i apply the Brakes and use the Left turn signal, it flashes fast. But if I let go of brakes, it goes back to normal flashing. Right signal is ok.
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Try replacing the circuit board and light bulbs. I would also have a mechanic look for a short. Could be brake switch or like my car both break switch and rusty circuit board caused by condensation. Good luck
1806312
Check the bulbs. Possibly you have an electrical issue that needs to be looked at
1806313
your turn signal bulb is a 2 Way Bulb for brakes and turn signal. If part of the bulb is blown out then it could make it blink faster. I would check your bulbs.
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To the eye, it appears that there is no delay at all. I have viewed the brakelights in the reflection of a storefront window via my own mirror and it appears instantaneous on the first illumination. As for the tenth of a second, get real; buy the bloody thing and you'll like it!
1175110
When you start your car, the unit start to record with power, when recording you will see a red spot flashing on the top left side of screen. If it is not flash, you should see error message
1220732
On my 06 it made them blink fast like there was a blown bulb. I had to get and load equalizer from autozone to solve the issue.
762288
I just clipped my light to one of the rear brake wires at the back of my seat & it has stayed on & not fallen off. Best of luck w/yours. The light is small but is quite visible b/c of the light output...it is very bright.
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James, They function as advertised, turn (flasher) signal and parking lights.You need to run a signal from the brake signal to the light.
1687621
If your unit has a DMX signal indecator, that will flash. The previous answers that have been given are also good. If you are not using 3 pin DMX cable and are using the cat 5 cable connections, you will need to make sure you have good terminations on your cable.
686518
No, the flash patterns are too fast and the load current too high. Look for an alternating flasher pot much like a single flasher on your turn signals. Or you could also replace your fog light bulbs with led versions and this flasher would work.
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I'm glad you asked. Nothing led me to believe it had both options but because you asked, I just went downstairs to check... and... it does. It braked when I put the pedal in reverse.
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BRAKE = Red, RUNNING = White, GROUND = Black. If your wires ended up a different color for whatever reason, use your battery to test them. Ground is most likely going to be black in most cases. Ground the unit and touch (one at a time) on the positive terminal and whichever one lights up the LED's brighter is your STOP/TURN, depending on the application you are using it for. The dimmer of the two will be your running lights. Hopefully this helped answer your questions. One last thing, if you do not feel comfortable going strait to your battery post, you can use an in-line fuse and the one that I had purchased in the past, the mounting arm snapped and the whole assembly went flying off! good luck!!! BRAKE = Red, RUNNING = White, GROUND = Black. If your wires ended up a different color for whatever reason, use your battery to test them. Ground is most likely going to be black in most cases. Ground the unit and touch (one at a time) on the positive terminal and whichever one lights up the LED's brighter is your STOP/TURN, depending on the application you are using it for. The dimmer of the two will be your running lights. Hopefully this helped answer your questions. One last thing, if you do not feel comfortable going strait to your battery post, you can use an in-line fuse and the one... » Read More BRAKE = Red, RUNNING = White, GROUND = Black. If your wires ended up a different color for whatever reason, use your battery to test them. Ground is most likely going to be black in most cases. Ground the unit and touch (one at a time) on the positive terminal and whichever one lights up the LED's brighter is your STOP/TURN, depending on the application you are using it for. The dimmer of the two will be your running lights. Hopefully this helped answer your questions. One last thing, if you do not feel comfortable going strait to your battery post, you can use an in-line fuse and the one that I had purchased in the past, the mounting arm snapped and the whole assembly went flying off! good luck!!! « Show Less
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Mine is always flashing. I will check tonight and let you know if you can change it.
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Yes. I had the same problem. I worked on the front brake for about 2 hours. Until I got it to work right.
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When my sensor went bad the brakes would work fine until I was almost fully stopped, then the pedal would go to the floor and shake. I never had the light come on.
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These lights work on a standard three (3) wire with a ground system. The brakes and turn signals are on the same wire. Left turn signal and left brake are on yellow wire and right turn and right brake light is on Green Wire. The brown wire is for lights. White is ground.
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No. If you wire it correctly you can get the brake light to light brighter than a running light .... Or "flash" with your hazard lights..... But that's it
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Depends on your use, if your vehicle uses the same light for both turn and brake it will work as both. In my application I need two of these on each side, one for brake and one for turn. they each have a low (marker, running light) and a high (turn or brake) setting.
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You need to go to the automotive store and purchase a flasher relay to slow down the turn signals.Your electrical system thinks it has a burned out bulb because the LEDs draw less then the original 1156s.