g3 tails

[dcyy]

Hello guys-long time reader,1st time poster. Have a 09 Denali (all black) and have installed Eagle Eyes G3 led tails. Had a prev. problem with hyper-flash but was resolved with replacing the 5 pin factory connector in the tail harness. The only problem now is the turn signal in the tail is flashing opposite the front&mirror signal lights when the brake is applied. Not critical, but is there anyway to get these in sync?? Thanks

 

[Freedom Motorsports]

Welcome to the neighborhood!

I am not sure on that one, but consider this a free bump to the top of the new posts for those that may have an answer for you.

 

[My01yuk]

Welcome

 

[07Burb]

Hello guys-long time reader,1st time poster. Have a 09 Denali (all black) and have installed Eagle Eyes G3 led tails. Had a prev. problem with hyper-flash but was resolved with replacing the 5 pin factory connector in the tail harness. The only problem now is the turn signal in the tail is flashing opposite the front&mirror signal lights when the brake is applied. Not critical, but is there anyway to get these in sync?? Thanks

Mine does the same thing with my G4's and have never worried about it As long as they blink and don't hyperflash I'm happy and can move on

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Moved this to the appropriate section for you

 

[KMeloney]

Hello guys-long time reader,1st time poster. Have a 09 Denali (all black) and have installed Eagle Eyes G3 led tails. Had a prev. problem with hyper-flash but was resolved with replacing the 5 pin factory connector in the tail harness. The only problem now is the turn signal in the tail is flashing opposite the front&mirror signal lights when the brake is applied. Not critical, but is there anyway to get these in sync?? Thanks

I guarantee that the out-of-sync blinking happened before, but that you just didn't notice it. It happens with ALL aftermarket LEDs. Even happens with my oem Esky tails (with custom-wired Tahoe plug adapters).

Also, you will find that applying the brakes also "re-sets" the blink sequence. It's just what happens.

There is no fix. Enjoy the fact that your lights look really cool, even if they don't operate 100% as the oem lights do.