ChevyDave
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Go to autozone.com and look up you vehicle and what flasher it needs. Most replacement flashers are led compatible.
My 1995 K1500
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Edit...
Also you took out your emergency signal relay, not your turn signal relay.
Also you took out your emergency signal relay, not your turn signal relay.
Chris.G.Jr.
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There is only one relay under there which is the hazard flasher, theres no other relays there or under the hood, this damn 95 is all sorts of weird with it being the oddball year the ep28 doesnt stop hyperflash, the ep29 doesnt stop it either, the bulbs light up how they are supposed to switchbacks work but still ahve hyperflash
only thing underhood is a 50 amp lighting fuse and a brake lamp relay, under dash is only the hazard flasher relay
only thing underhood is a 50 amp lighting fuse and a brake lamp relay, under dash is only the hazard flasher relay
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ChevyDave
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Can you take a picture of the fuse/relay panel inside the truck underneath the steering wheel to the left.
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Ok...edit. I don't think the newer models have two relays. I think this is the flasher you need...led compatible...
http://m.autozone.com/autozone-mobile/en/parts/Novita-Turn-Signal-Flasher/_/N-j1ylnZ9cjef?id=247232
http://m.autozone.com/autozone-mobile/en/parts/Novita-Turn-Signal-Flasher/_/N-j1ylnZ9cjef?id=247232
Chris.G.Jr.
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picture is attached above, and that flasher doesnt work, bought it and it doesnt work gonna try load resistors
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Thanks to the help from my dad despite my frustration, got the right flasher in the right location so my LED Switchbacks would work in my turn signals! The camera doesn't show the colors very accurately but they light up white (no blueish tint) and switch to amber when the signals are activated! After finding the right flasher and location to install it I got away with not having to use any spliced in resistors.
The turn signal flasher on my 95 was up under the middle of the dash which was a pita to get to, after getting it we swapped the EP36 for the TURN SIGNAL relay/flasher
I also put in the EP28 Hazard flasher as well, probably didn't need to but I had it.
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