Fix turn signal LED hyper-flash with a new FLASHER RELAY - not load resistors!

Fixing the hyper flash caused by LED turn signal conversion on a 1997 Silverado K2500 by replacing the FLASHER RELAY, not by using resistors.
Used a "Standard Motor Products" EFL-6 Relay. There's others too. Just make sure it fits your vehicle.
The new turn signal flash frequency is still a little fast, but it's not hyper flashing.

[@nathanielruben2746]

Thank you so much man 💯

[@klintwithak2217]

Thank you for getting too the point.

[@michelealewis2025]

Thank you for sharing you quick fix video💥👏👏

[@terriblehits3157]

Very nice!

[@mkb3580]

Never mind…just read your CZcams…thank you

[@tomharrington1393]

👍👍

[@mkb3580]

What year is your pickup…does it work for a 2008 2500 HD?…thank you

[@benjamincrooker2533]

What vehicle did you put the flasher in? I have a 2013 Chevy Silverado 1500 and cannot locate my flasher.

[@Polymer]

This is an older model, a 1997 K2500.
The flasher may be in the fuse box?

[@benjamincrooker2533]

@@Polymer Yep I think it's part of the fuse box housing underneath the hood. I think the blue and white wire is for the front right signal so I'm going to put my resistors in there. So I don't have to take the grill apart to fix the hyper flashing on the front (all) my blinkers . then I'll look for wires to feed the other ones. Thanks

[@daveholte7658]

Perfect. I am hyper flashing with new LED Front Park Signal
Where did you get the solid state flasher?
I assume the solid state flasher will remedy all 4 lights! Thanks for your video