EP28 LED Turn Signal Flasher

$24.95
886 In stock.

Features

  • Compatible with LED bulbs
  • Prevents hyperflash errors
  • Simple swap for original module
  • Direct fitment and proper sizing

Flasher

Hyperblink Fix. Why do you need this module? When your factory turn signal bulbs go out, your vehicle's flasher senses that less power is being used, and it will blink the turn signals quickly to alert you. Since LED bulbs use less power, you get the same fast blinking, known as "hyperblinking," even though the LEDs are functioning just fine. Basically, your car thinks the bulbs went out!

To slow down the blinking to regular speed, you can add resistors to increase the circuit's power consumption again. However, whenever possible, replacing the flasher with a module like this is the easiest option. Simply unplug your original flasher from under the dash, and swap it with this one to prevent hyperblinking.

Quality. The flashers distributed by Diode Dynamics are produced by industry leaders such as Novita. Watch out for generic cheap flashers, as many are slightly too large and may not fit properly in the socket.

Included

Your order includes:

  • One LED-compatible flasher relay module
  • Three-year replacement warranty

Installation Info

Estimated Time: 15-20 minutes

Tools: Basic automotive hand tools

Modification: None

View Installation Guide (.pdf)

Fitment

  • Plug and play, direct fitment in your vehicle
  • Direct swap for your original flasher module

Fitment

Specifications

Operating Voltage: 9-16V
Operating Temperature: -40C to 85C (-40F to 185F)
Connector(s): OEM-Size Plug and Play
Required Wattage: 1.28W-100W
Shipped Weight (lb): 0.18

Installation

Installation Time: 10-20 minutes

Modification: None

Warranty

3 Year Replacement Limited Warranty

All Diode Dynamics products come with a 3 Year Worry-Free Warranty.

If you experience any defect with a product, we will do some quick troubleshooting, and if necessary, provide a replacement. There is no need to wait for a return and repair process. Click here to learn more.