F150 Switchback Turn Signals from SuperBrightLEDS

This video wasn't sponsored or anything.
I bought these switchbacks for my truck when a parking light bulb burned out. For 15 dollars each, they are expensive compared to halogens, but I had wanted to go the switchback route for a long time and so far am very happy with the purchase. If your vehicle didn't have LEDs from the factory, you'll probably need a resistor or a relay to keep the lights from flashing really fast!

[@brandonbusch783]

I've ordered these before but couldn't figure out which wires to crimp into out of the 3 wires with the resistors so my question is how did you hook em up and which wires if you could do a video on how u did it that'd be awesome if not plz lmk thanks

[@piedmonttiger265]

+Brandon Busch Sure thing, I'll do a video sometime this week. I opted not to use resistors, and instead installed a new turn signal relay. The Model is "EP 27" in my case, but may be different for you. Essentially it is a relay that is normally used for trailer towing (because most trailers these days have LED lights, I guess). I simply popped out the old relay from under the dash and plugged the new one in. Be on the lookout, though, and I'll do a video!

[@brandonbusch783]

awesome thank you

[@TheKingOfHalo]

Are these still working correctly? I had four of the amber 3157 bulbs from SuperBrightLeds but one started to malfunction, so I replaced it with the new 3157 ck version. I'm trying to decide whether I should switch to these to match my Morimoto projector halos.

[@piedmonttiger265]

Yep, they are still working!