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Old Feb 25, 2006 | 12:10 PM
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i hear someone in hear talking about replacing their flasher relay to slow the led's down to a stock speed. i have resistors on my rear integrated signals but have just put front led's on and am back to a fast flash. i'm not a big resistor fan because of how hot they get, does anyone know where my flasher would be located on a 2002 f4i, and more importantly where i can get one that is non-load sensing. any help is greatly appreciated.
 
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Old Feb 25, 2006 | 02:48 PM
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i hear someone in hear talking about replacing their flasher relay to slow the led's down to a stock speed. i have resistors on my rear integrated signals but have just put front led's on and am back to a fast flash. i'm not a big resistor fan because of how hot they get, does anyone know where my flasher would be located on a 2002 f4i, and more importantly where i can get one that is non-load sensing. any help is greatly appreciated.
The flasher is located behind the headlight and you can get the flasher relay from customled.com Hope thats what you needed to know.

-Jesse-
 
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Old Feb 25, 2006 | 03:41 PM
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thanks for the info, i'll check out their site, i still have the duct covers off from putting on the front lights, so i'll look for the relay when i get home
 
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