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Hello Im Mark from the Netherlands Amsterdam
sorry for my bad English.
I own a electra glide 2002.
just put led turn signale front and rear.
now the first 5 blinks they acting normal but after that they go faster than normal.
I have also have a radiantz fleekz module for my rear turn brake and running
i already put 1 load resistor between the rear left turn signal
but they stil going fast
You just said 2 different things.
You connect it like its a light bulb, in parallel.
1 wire connected to the hot wire that goes to the bulb and the other wire to ground.
Yes. the Turn signal module just needs to see total load. It adds load, (amps) like adding another light bulb.
Rapid is how the TSM lets you know you have a bulb out, it sees less load so it rapid flashes.
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