Need help correcting LED tail lights

[hurley842002]

Out of curiosity, which bulbs did you get? I picked up Sylvanias led tail lights for my 11 Xterra, from O'Reilly and they were plug and go.

[brutal]

https://www.superbrightleds.com/vehi...=781&year=2010

[brutal]

You might want to do a bit of research on this site, like is the vehicle CAN BUS?

Looks like this flasher is the one, but make sure you have the correct LED lamps. There are some different socket variations...

https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...asher/784/838/

These are the goto guys for all things LED when another known reliable product source isn't available. They tend to be a little more $$, but it's not garbage that has a short MTBF. I would avoid Amazon as 99% of that stuff is total crap.

[SideShow Bob]

Out of curiosity, which bulbs did you get? I picked up Sylvanias led tail lights for my 11 Xterra, from O'Reilly and they were plug and go.

Your vehicle may have the flasher speed controlled by the vehicle's CPU irregardless of current draw, rather than by a current dependent flasher relay module.

[hurley842002]

Your vehicle may have the flasher speed controlled by the vehicle's CPU irregardless of current draw, rather than by a current dependent flasher relay module.

Ahhh, thanks for the info. I know a fair amount about cars, but electronics is not my strength lol.

[stoner01]

Out of curiosity, which bulbs did you get? I picked up Sylvanias led tail lights for my 11 Xterra, from O'Reilly and they were plug and go.

Sylvania equivalent for my ford OEMs.