Resistor for LED turn signals 10W

Resistor for LED turn signals, the name states 10 W: the photo shows a housing wrapped in black heat-shrink tubing, a pair of red wires from one end and black from the other, with one plug and one socket terminal in each pair. Compare the terminals with your turn signal connector.

• An LED turn signal draws several times less current than an incandescent bulb, so the relay starts flashing too fast; a resistor wired in parallel returns to the circuit the current the relay expects
• The housing is wrapped in black heat-shrink tubing all over, so you will not be able to read any factory markings in the photo
• A pair of wires with gold-coloured terminals runs from each end: red on one end, black on the other, one plug and one socket terminal in each pair
• Such a pair lets you splice into the existing turn signal connector without cutting the wiring
• The number 10 W appears only in the name – it is not on the product itself in the photo, and neither is the resistance in ohms
• When working, the resistor gets very hot, so it is mounted on metal, not on plastic or on the wiring loom
• The photo gives no dimensions, no resistance and no voltage
• Supplier code WI AM9201 – quote it again when ordering

To be straight with you: what this resistor's resistance in ohms is, is written neither on the product nor in the name, and we do not guess it – the resistance decides whether the flashing returns to normal, and how hot the part will get. Before ordering, measure the size of your turn signal terminals, send us a photo of the old part – we will check it before you order.

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