How to Replace Turn Signal Flasher on 2007 Yukon XL Denali

[Joseph Garcia]

I recently upgraded my incandescent turn signal lights to LED, and I now have hyperflash. I do not want to go the resistor route to eliminate hyperflash, and I would rather replace the turn signal flasher with an LED-compatible flasher, if possible. I've searched the web to find the location of the flasher, and I have come up with virtually nothing for this 2007 model (Yukon, Tahoe, Suburban). I did see a few posts that stated that GM eliminated the separate flasher unit and incorporated it into the body control module. I scoured the left side around the steering column and fuse box, and also the right side behind the glove box, and I could not find a flasher. When I turn on the turn signals, I hear the clicking sound, and it seems to be coming from directly behind the front-center console heating controls. I'm hesitant to try digging into the front-center console housing, as access to it is not obvious, unless I receive verification from someone in the know that (1) a separate flasher still exists for this 2007 model, and (2) that the flasher is actually located in the front-center console area. Any suggestions/recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Doubeleive]

no flasher module, it's programmed into the bcm, you would need to either add the resistor's or pull the bcm and have the hyperflash programmed out by a 3rd party vendor, there are options on ebay for plug-n-play resistor kits

 

[Rocket Man]

True^^^^^

 

[Joseph Garcia]

I recently upgraded my incandescent turn signal lights to LED, and I now have hyperflash. I do not want to go the resistor route to eliminate hyperflash, and I would rather replace the turn signal flasher with an LED-compatible flasher, if possible. I've searched the web to find the location of the flasher, and I have come up with virtually nothing for this 2007 model (Yukon, Tahoe, Suburban). I did see a few posts that stated that GM eliminated the separate flasher unit and incorporated it into the body control module. I scoured the left side around the steering column and fuse box, and also the right side behind the glove box, and I could not find a flasher. When I turn on the turn signals, I hear the clicking sound, and it seems to be coming from directly behind the front-center console heating controls. I'm hesitant to try digging into the front-center console housing, as access to it is not obvious, unless I receive verification from someone in the know that (1) a separate flasher still exists for this 2007 model, and (2) that the flasher is actually located in the front-center console area. Any suggestions/recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your quick replies and explanations, and suggestions, Guys. Very much appreciated. I'll proceed accordingly. Thanks again.

 

[kbuskill]

Thank you for your quick replies and explanations, and suggestions, Guys. Very much appreciated. I'll proceed accordingly. Thanks again.

Here you go...

http://www.whiteautoandmedia.com/in...n=com_virtuemart&Itemid=54&vmcchk=1&Itemid=54

About $200 but you can have other things programmed or reprogrammed at the same time.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Good to know and consider. Thanks again.