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Old 12-24-2005, 08:49 PM   #1
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electrical question on turn signals

I recently changed the bulbs for my turn signals to 194s because I'm using the JDM turn signals. I replaced the sockets with ones that take 194s compared the the bigger bulbs (forget the size) that the USDM turn signals use. Because these smaller bulbs only require 8watts of power compared to the 27 watts of the old ones...my turn signal blinks very rapidly. However when I press the hazard light or activate my alarm I get the slow, smooth blinking duration I'm use to.

Does anyone have a solution on how to reduce the fast blinking of these small bulbs?



I hope any of this makes sense...just typing off the top of my head now....
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