I bought led turn signal as well but if u let it on for too long like i got stuck in a really long turn and it started hyperflashinv after a while and i had to turn it off
I have a 2000 Toyota Camry LE 4 cylinder. I bought Sylvania Zevo Super bright leds turn signals. I put one in on the drivers side it hyper flashed so bad that it looked like it was staying on. So instead of getting resistors because I didn't want to cut the wiring I bought a Novita Flasher part number EP35. I had it put in where the original Toyota Camry Flasher was. The flasher works with both regular bulbs and led bulbs. So far I've had no problems. I just thought I would suggest this to you. All my led bulbs are Sylvania Zevo Super bright Leds except my headlight bulbs they are Oracle Lighting V Series with no fan and street legal they say. At least I hope they are. Haven't done the dashboard, glove box, console, and A/C lights yet but will. I'm very happy with the leds.
if you replace your front and rear turn signals with LEDs and your car is not wired for LED voltage, it will hyperflash.. you can only replace front OR rear with canbus LEDs
2001 C5 Corvette. i replaced the front bulbs with LED's because the heat was melting the housings. After replacing all four rear 3056's w/ LED's, I got hyperflash. I installed the relay and all is well except... When the tail lights are on the brake lights work fine, yet when I use the turn signals the rears light up but don't flash and the fronts do!?? Ideas?
It is ok if you put front and back LEDs for the turn signals with these bulbs, the only thing is that hyper flashes after 3 minutes, if you leave then turned on for more than 3 minutes 👍
If you buy specific non running built in canbus for the back will not hyperflash. You can't have a runnig light on the back if it is built in canbus too.
Excellent video presentation, I love it and learn a lot how to change lights. I am the man who always looking the car sharp and great, especially when I buy new car and switch to LED lights from interior and exterior. OK, now I am little confuse here. First of all, let me tell you I had just bought 2017 Hondo Pilot EX-L, which I guess same as just as yours. Before I buy those sets, can you please tell me which one I should buy for my 2017 Pilot EX-L. Should I buy LASFIT LED 7440 (Turn Signal Amber) OR should I buy LASFIT LED 7443 (Turn Signal + Running light Amber). For my knowledge I don't think so I have Running light on back rear side. I do have front but not on back rear side. So please tell me which set should I buy. Your help is appreciated. Rick
I want the turn signals but in the bright white led with the built in resistor to prevent hyper flash. Do you know where I can find that.? For my 02 Accord
U don’t need to take them off when they get hyperflash. When they do, simply turn the turn signal lights off. For around 1-2 minutes and ur good to go. They cool off
My only question is, in the beginning of the video he said his lights were a 7440 single not the 7443 dual but at around the 4:06 mark of the video if you pay attention to the bulb it clearly shows 2 connectors on each side of the bulb. So which bulb is installed the 7443 or the 7440? I have 7443s on my car and I don't want o just waste money on something that isn't going to work.
Those turn leds start to hyper flash because they have been blinking for a while, they will hyper flash to start to cool down or just turn off for them to cool down
Do you know if resistors will prevent this from happening? I've read about that with the bulbs that have resistors built into the bulbs but curious if adding external load resistors would help with the hyperflashing.
@@gaelquinones3542 thanks for the reply. I've got a first gen Porsche Cayenne and the front turn signals have a pretty small space so I had to go with a different bulb that is physically smaller than Lasfit and they're supposed to be non-hyper-flashing but we'll see.
Which set did you put, the rear or the front? I was thinking to do the front but the back looks good too! What happens if I put both in the front and the rear and it does not hyperflash? Can it damage my vehicle ?
Couldn't agree more. I'm just flabbergasted that amber LED isn't included standard universally on all 2021 car models from the factory both front and rear. It is not that expensive to stop using halogen turn signals yet they're an odd holdout
@@exoticcar5482 They probably have millions in inventory that they will Not discard. Use up all the old stock first then introduce "New Led lights now standard...."
@@ilbftman Yeah its currently reserved for premium german cars at the moment not made it into everyday cars yet. I don't expect it'll happen too quick either since LED headlights are only on premium cars or high spec cars. Also get lots of people crying that LED and Xenon headlights are blinding too but they are much better for other road users than the halogen reflector headlights seen on most older cars.
Ur wrong. When they have a built-in resistor, it’s not truly necessary to have another resistor. If it’s already built into it. Ur set. When u had them on for around 3 minutes. Heat builts up and gets hot. And then hyperflash starts. Turn them off for 2 minutes, and it cools down. That’s all u gotta do.
These get extremely hot I do not recommend them I believe they could be a fire hazard. The resistors are built right in the bulbs that’s why they get hot and it will eventually start a hyper flashing.
It’s highly recommended. U be fine with it. If it starts to get hyperflash, that’s pretty normal. When they get hyperflash, that means the heat starts to built up if u have them on for around or more than 2-4 minutes. If they do get hyperflash, turn them off between 1-2 minutes to cool them off. After that, they are back to normal. Nothing wrong with them, and they are very well made led bulbs. Highly recommend them. Lol no they don’t have fire hazard and stuff. That’s what the top of the thicc head of the polish stainless steel with a gold crown on it, which is a heat dissipation.
@@rastaman7523 What I mean is most of the time you install LEDs it's to save energy and have better performing light sources, but the resistor basically just increases power consumption back to what the original bulbs had just to trick the BCM into thinking the proper bulb is in place
I think having bright turn signals is important, especially since I ACTUALLY use my turn signals.
It’s very important
I bought led turn signal as well but if u let it on for too long like i got stuck in a really long turn and it started hyperflashinv after a while and i had to turn it off
I have a 2000 Toyota Camry LE 4 cylinder. I bought Sylvania Zevo Super bright leds turn signals. I put one in on the drivers side it hyper flashed so bad that it looked like it was staying on. So instead of getting resistors because I didn't want to cut the wiring I bought a Novita Flasher part number EP35. I had it put in where the original Toyota Camry Flasher was. The flasher works with both regular bulbs and led bulbs. So far I've had no problems. I just thought I would suggest this to you. All my led bulbs are Sylvania Zevo Super bright Leds except my headlight bulbs they are Oracle Lighting V Series with no fan and street legal they say. At least I hope they are. Haven't done the dashboard, glove box, console, and A/C lights yet but will. I'm very happy with the leds.
did your hazard lights blink out of sync wit the LED flasher relay?
Those LEDs are super extremely bright! have them on my 2020 Corolla !!they’re super lit 🔥!
I got some too! I think they are too bright. I feel bad using them at night
@@anakinandy lol same here bro.
Nah lol. They are worth it
Nicely explained good job!!!😊
I may go for rear one coz of highway lane change issue.
Thanks for uploading such informative vid.
Most welcome 😊
if you replace your front and rear turn signals with LEDs and your car is not wired for LED voltage, it will hyperflash.. you can only replace front OR rear with canbus LEDs
2001 C5 Corvette. i replaced the front bulbs with LED's because the heat was melting the housings. After replacing all four rear 3056's w/ LED's, I got hyperflash. I installed the relay
and all is well except... When the tail lights are on the brake lights work fine, yet when
I use the turn signals the rears light up but don't flash and the fronts do!?? Ideas?
Do you think this hyperflashes if front and back are installed because its the car? Or u think its the same with toyotas?
Those look great, I will order a set for my 2021 Pilot. Great review 👍🏽
Check my post above.
@@mrguzzi i couldn't find your post. what is that about?
Damn I wish I would’ve watched this video before purchasing them for front and back 😅
It is ok if you put front and back LEDs for the turn signals with these bulbs, the only thing is that hyper flashes after 3 minutes, if you leave then turned on for more than 3 minutes 👍
@@Shinegadget ok ok got it, so as long as I don’t leave em o. For longer than 3 or so minuets it should be fine 😅👍🏽
@@Twisty805 did that work for yours ?
If you buy specific non running built in canbus for the back will not hyperflash. You can't have a runnig light on the back if it is built in canbus too.
Excellent video presentation, I love it and learn a lot how to change lights. I am the man who always looking the car sharp and great, especially when I buy new car and switch to LED lights from interior and exterior. OK, now I am little confuse here. First of all, let me tell you I had just bought 2017 Hondo Pilot EX-L, which I guess same as just as yours. Before I buy those sets, can you please tell me which one I should buy for my 2017 Pilot EX-L. Should I buy LASFIT LED 7440 (Turn Signal Amber) OR should I buy LASFIT LED 7443 (Turn Signal + Running light Amber). For my knowledge I don't think so I have Running light on back rear side. I do have front but not on back rear side. So please tell me which set should I buy. Your help is appreciated.
Rick
Yes, 7440 will work good for the turn signals on the Honda Pilot. Let me know if this answered your question. Thanks for watching
Segundo! How's your day buddy?
Good, Thanks bro 👍
@@Shinegadget I love your video bud!, Keep it up!. Hope to see more of these :)
I want the turn signals but in the bright white led with the built in resistor to prevent hyper flash. Do you know where I can find that.? For my 02 Accord
Did you end up needing load resistors for the rears?
Hey great videos !
I was wondering what kind of LEDs are you running for low beams on your corolla ?
The Low beams are already LED on the corolla SE. Thanks 👍
You can get 6,000K color from lasfit too, they work extremely well, specially if your headlights have projectors they look like factory.
Which one of the links you have added fits to Toyota Prius 2011?
Nice job! Big fan
I am karen, have you ever heard about my culture??
When you got the hyper flash and took off the led bulb and put back the stock one does the hyper flash still occur ?
No It won’t hyper flash with oem bulbs 👍
U don’t need to take them off when they get hyperflash. When they do, simply turn the turn signal lights off. For around 1-2 minutes and ur good to go. They cool off
My only question is, in the beginning of the video he said his lights were a 7440 single not the 7443 dual but at around the 4:06 mark of the video if you pay attention to the bulb it clearly shows 2 connectors on each side of the bulb. So which bulb is installed the 7443 or the 7440? I have 7443s on my car and I don't want o just waste money on something that isn't going to work.
both 7440 & 7443 will work for the pilot
Those turn leds start to hyper flash because they have been blinking for a while, they will hyper flash to start to cool down or just turn off for them to cool down
the company LASFIT mentioned me that when i got mine in
Do you know if resistors will prevent this from happening? I've read about that with the bulbs that have resistors built into the bulbs but curious if adding external load resistors would help with the hyperflashing.
@@handon11 I think so but i mean i don’t use my turn signals a lot only when changing lanes and quick turns but they should work with resistors
@@gaelquinones3542 thanks for the reply. I've got a first gen Porsche Cayenne and the front turn signals have a pretty small space so I had to go with a different bulb that is physically smaller than Lasfit and they're supposed to be non-hyper-flashing but we'll see.
@@gaelquinones3542 When use with resistors,does it reduce the max brightness of the turn signals?
Pro Tip : Red lens? Use red bulbs
Great review !
Thanks 👍
i just wish every turn signal was like that
Yes me too 👍
Do you still have your trunk led turn signal strip installed on your Corolla?
yes 👍
Which set did you put, the rear or the front? I was thinking to do the front but the back looks good too! What happens if I put both in the front and the rear and it does not hyperflash? Can it damage my vehicle ?
On the rear turn signals only.
👍
It won't damage the car. it's just a safety feature that tell you that a bulb is burn out 👍
I installed mine in the back, they look great. Want to put the fronts but don't want to put resistors.
GO ASTROSSSSS...
😁👍
Amazing that in 2021 it's not a simple plugnplay. You have to use a load resistor to stop the hyperflash.
Couldn't agree more. I'm just flabbergasted that amber LED isn't included standard universally on all 2021 car models from the factory both front and rear. It is not that expensive to stop using halogen turn signals yet they're an odd holdout
@@exoticcar5482 They probably have millions in inventory that they will Not discard. Use up all the old stock first then introduce "New Led lights now standard...."
@@ilbftman Yeah its currently reserved for premium german cars at the moment not made it into everyday cars yet. I don't expect it'll happen too quick either since LED headlights are only on premium cars or high spec cars. Also get lots of people crying that LED and Xenon headlights are blinding too but they are much better for other road users than the halogen reflector headlights seen on most older cars.
Ur wrong. When they have a built-in resistor, it’s not truly necessary to have another resistor. If it’s already built into it. Ur set.
When u had them on for around 3 minutes. Heat builts up and gets hot. And then hyperflash starts. Turn them off for 2 minutes, and it cools down. That’s all u gotta do.
@@exoticcar5482 nope. It’s how they made. When it gets hot, hyperflash. Turn them off, and flash back to normal after 2 minutes.
I put 2 7440 and it don't hipper flash chech the 7443
Ok thanks 👍
how it is working after two years?
still good 👍
7443A is just switch backs
These get extremely hot I do not recommend them I believe they could be a fire hazard. The resistors are built right in the bulbs that’s why they get hot and it will eventually start a hyper flashing.
It’s highly recommended. U be fine with it. If it starts to get hyperflash, that’s pretty normal.
When they get hyperflash, that means the heat starts to built up if u have them on for around or more than 2-4 minutes.
If they do get hyperflash, turn them off between 1-2 minutes to cool them off. After that, they are back to normal.
Nothing wrong with them, and they are very well made led bulbs.
Highly recommend them.
Lol no they don’t have fire hazard and stuff. That’s what the top of the thicc head of the polish stainless steel with a gold crown on it, which is a heat dissipation.
Not good ., To Bright . I stick to OEM design...
2 pair of 7440 won't hyper flash
Cool 👍
@tavarasl 7440 work for you both front back at same time no hyperflash ?
Primero!
Gracias 👍
Shine Graffix
You make fantastic videos and you demonstrate things clearly and carefully so that anyone can understand. Thank you 😊
You can buy resistors so it won’t hyper flash
But that defeats the purpose of installing the LEDs to begin with
@@exoticcar5482 wut
@@rastaman7523 What I mean is most of the time you install LEDs it's to save energy and have better performing light sources, but the resistor basically just increases power consumption back to what the original bulbs had just to trick the BCM into thinking the proper bulb is in place
No u don’t. Theee are built/in resistors. Not necessarily to add another resistor. These are plug and play
They look like Chinese made crappy bulbs
Damn that’s ain’t right too bright he ha ho
Lol nah. That’s a great super bright
who cares if it hyper flash i have it like that and i have led lights every where on back and front
Hyper flash is a cop magnet. It’s illegal in most states to
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@TonyhatesLego11031people but if it’s better improvement, who cares lol