LED Hyper-flash

[TogaPC]

I'm shopping for LED's for my corners and side marker lights. I'm looking at V-LEDs.com. I know that we need load resisters to eliminate the hyper-flash but they offer 2 different ones and a replacement flasher as well. What is the best way to handle this. Not real shot up about the resisters because they get very hot and I don't want to catch my truck on fire. The electronic flashers look like a better idea but I don't know which one to get. Has anyone dealt with this? I could use some experienced advice.

Here is the link For the flashers I'm looking at.
Flashers at V-LEDs.com

Thanks for your help.

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http://www.v-leds.com/BlinkerWarning-Fix/Electronic-Flashers/GM-ELECTRONIC-LED-FLASHER-p5189343.html
http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED/...Amber-LED/2-V-LEDS-AMBER-194-13-p8194231.html
http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED/Turn-Signal-LED/Amber-LED/V-LEDS-AMBER-60-M-SMT-p4835729.html

90% sure this is what I need

 

[Z-56 Hoe]

I was hoping you where Going to say I just did this cuz this is one of my next mods.

 

[TogaPC]

After more research I think my 03 has the 10 pin BCM instead of a simple relay. I did find a forum that shows how to mod this unit. I'm going to verify this tomorrow but I'm not going to mod it till I get a replacement unit just in case I screw up. I'll let you know

Here is the article I was looking at.

 

[Z-56 Hoe]

Sweet Thanks.

 

[Tom Joad]

After more research I think my 03 has the 10 pin BCM instead of a simple relay. I did find a forum that shows how to mod this unit. I'm going to verify this tomorrow but I'm not going to mod it till I get a replacement unit just in case I screw up. I'll let you know

Here is the article I was looking at.

Any updates since ?

 

[Tonyrodz]

After more research I think my 03 has the 10 pin BCM instead of a simple relay. I did find a forum that shows how to mod this unit. I'm going to verify this tomorrow but I'm not going to mod it till I get a replacement unit just in case I screw up. I'll let you know

Here is the article I was looking at.

How'd you do? I really couldn't see a difference in the arc that was filed.

 

[nharkey85]

Same. Can't tell how much was removed. I'm sure those with better electrical backgrounds could possibly make a few measurements across that loop and tell us what size resistor to solder in its place