Aaron 4Pcs 50W 6ohm Load Resistors - Fix LED Bulb Fast Hyper Flash Turn Signal Blink Error Code (Resistors get very hot during working)

Got here super fast. Less than 24 hours and some of the least expensive ones I saw. Worked perfectly on my 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. I'd installed the "Yorkim 3157 Led Bulb Red Bright 3156" LED bulbs and the turn signals were hyperflashing, the bulbs were strobing/dim and I had no brake lights. The first one I installed didn't work, but it was just operator error. You need to give those connectors a really good squeeze to get them to connect. They do get up to around the same temperature as the halogen bulbs used to, so the fact that they're pretty compact helps a lot when you're mounting them to something metal inside the cavity the lens housing sits in. You definitely DO NOT want these in contact with plastic, worse, the wiring harness. Good idea to mount them first, then connect them. The first one I did wound up being a little awkward because I installed it too close to the socket and didn't give myself enough slack. End of the day though, I got exactly what I wanted. The brake lights/turn signals work, and they're eye-searingly bright (I ordered tinted lenses for the tail light lenses, so I wanted something that wouldn't show up too dim after I installed them)

Work great and great price

They work just right. Had to resolder one connection because a pet guy ripped a wire off. It just came off at the terminal. Just make sure to mount to metal and away from water although they may be waterproof

DO NOT MOUNT TO PLASTIC. These make your leds work and eliminate the hyperflash go away. Very simple to apply with the wire clamps. But they get hot. This isn't against the product because it's reducing electricity so it will get hot. Just make sure you mount it with self tappers to metal OR buy metal zip ties and you can mount them with those.

I bought these load resistors for my AUXITO Upgraded 7443 LED Bulbs Turn Signal Lights Amber Yellow found at https://a.co/d/8D4ANqF. They were for my 2016 Honda Civic Sedan and I saw an immediate improvement in the turn signal flash. They were SO easy to install and do get HOT, so they will need to be mounted on a piece of metal around your turn signals. The lengths of wire soldered into place are a little short and soft and WILL break if you move it too far. They included the wire tap-clamps, which work perfectly. I suggest you use some electric tape over the clamps to make sure they stay connected and protected.

These worked great. The instructions correctly said that these resistors get very hot while being used. I did not really want to drill holes into the body to mount them, so I did a test. I ran the turn signal for about 5 minutes, which is about as long as I would expect under normal use. Certainly, 4 way flashers could be much longer. The resistors did not get very hot during this test, so I simply bundled them in with the wiring. My vehicle has separate bulb filaments for brake and turn signals. A vehicle that has one filament for running lights, turn, and brake, would be continuous use and would get hotter. I am pleased with these. They worked well, are well built, and a reasonable price. They also come with the quick T-tap connector which makes installation a breeze.

Do they work Yes, did they resolve my hyperflash issues on my turn signals Yes. So why do I give these a rating of only 3 ? Faulty solder joints. Wires came loose on one side on two of these modules after only putting a light strain on them. Wires broke off clean at solder joint. Ended up removing the heat shrink and breaking out my soldering iron and went ahead and used some good wire I had laying around. Checked the rest of the solder joints and they seemed okay. After I repaired the wiring installed them and my Hyperflash of my turn signals was solved. A lot of people don't know how to solder or even own a soldering gun. In that case they would have to be returned

Works perfects for the LED after market lights we out in my son and my 4x4 trucks. Stood the hyper flash.