hey guys, i converted my 49 to 12v, got rid of numberplate lights, an fitted caddy rears where numberplate lights was,wiring them into original rears, they flash too fast, ideas plz?
On most cars when a light burns out the flash rate increases (less load). I'm surprised that yours is going faster with increased load. Electronic flashers are supposed to be non-load dependent but I don't know how much load they can handle. Might be worth looking into.
exactly, thats what i cant work out , i even tried adding an extra light inside trunk to see if it made diffrence, none
on the semis up to 20 on some of the Grotes , my DD pick up I use a Grote 44540 electric/mechanical ( 570) and it flashes all 10 lights on the truck and trailer with no problems . and when I unhook the trailer the speed stays the same so no changing it out .
If it had one back light on each side before, and has two on each side now and flashes faster, then it probably has a thermal flasher. They work by getting hot, the heat makes the bimetallic strip "pop" off. If the load increases, they heat faster, so it will flash faster. Try a different flasher can.