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I'm not sure, but I don't think you can get one resistor large enough to give you the load you need. I think you need around 25 watts per light you replace. It has to equal the light you removed.
That's What I read here too . For the life of me I can't find the damned thread. I swear it is somewhere from 2012 in the softail section. I searched the forum and also the forum via Google (some say this is better). Subtract the new bulb's resistance from the OEM and the remaining value is +/- 5% of the resistor needed.
Does this help? Probably not....
so i went out and bought this today from autozone for 14 bucks the manager said i could bring it back if it didnt fix my prob i figured it was worth a shot what you guys think
That'll probably work, now you just gotta find a place to put them. Only attach them to the blinker part of the bulb, not the running light. And they do get "hot".
That'll probably work, now you just gotta find a place to put them. Only attach them to the blinker part of the bulb, not the running light. And they do get "hot".
Thanks better then spending a Hundo as far as getting hot I won't use them unless seine is behind me
