2012 indicator flasher relay

[Eren_13]

Originally Posted by CTScott

It is fine to change them all. If you only changed the front or only the rear, you could possibly get away with not needing the load resistors, as you would still have a set of high wattage bulbs in circuit.

Oh right, I didn't think of it that way. So using reverse logic, could that mean that because I have the load resistors on the front, it be that if I put LEDs in the back without resistors, would the front resistors still be taking the high wattage and therefore take away the need to install load resistors at the back or does it not work that (oh so simple) way?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by Eren_13

Oh right, I didn't think of it that way. So using reverse logic, could that mean that because I have the load resistors on the front, it be that if I put LEDs in the back without resistors, would the front resistors still be taking the high wattage and therefore take away the need to install load resistors at the back or does it not work that (oh so simple) way?

The front and rear bulbs are connected together, so you should only need one resistor per side on either the front or back.