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Changed my turn signals to led bulbs and had rapid flash so I installed a load equalizer and now when I hit left turn button right front flashes with left rear? Right turn signal works fine? Any suggestions where the problem might be?
Badlands module. If I take out the front bulbs the rear works fine. 2007 Road King custom.
also tried two new lamps and it still does it. Pulled blinkers apart and looked for shorts or bad ground and nothing. Checked operation at plug behind headlight and it seems ok. I am baffled how the right turn signal flashes and its not flashing at the six pin plug?
Doesn't the Badlands module make the load equalizers un-necessary ? I had a similar R/B/T unit and did not have to do any additional wiring other than installing the module
From the Badlands Module description
A unique built-in load equalizer is compatible with TSM/TSSM Modules and Security Systems; runs the smallest signals including LEDs.
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