If you are looking for the next flashy update, why not use successive lighting in your turn signals?
This is a pair of module boxes that convert the standard intermittent action of the front or rear turn signals into successive lighting. Each package includes (2) 3-step sequential module boxes, one for the driver's side and one for the driver's side. Passenger side. With the flash module box installed, your car's turn signals will get three sequential outputs with each flash that will last about 0.28 seconds for a full rotation of 0.85 seconds.
The 3-step sequential flash module boxes are universal for the front or rear turn signal of many cars the lights require a bit of updating action. Unless you have experience installing update items, we highly recommend professional installation. The installation yourself, keep in mind that adaptation actions such as wiring and cable extension are required.
Features:
Input: 12 V DC
Output: 12 V DC
Supports up to 21 W simultaneously
2 pieces of 3-step sequential module boxes for headlights or taillights.
3 successive outputs (each lasts approximately 0.28 seconds, and each turn signal flashes for a full rotation of 0.85 seconds)
Some backwiring wiring action is required; Unless you have experience, we recommend a professional installation
Q: What does "simultaneously" mean in one of the above characteristics?
A: In the second feature, "simultaneously" means that the 3-step sequential flash module box can support up to (3) 21 W bulbs at a time. This is because not all three bulbs flash at the same time.
Q: what does the update mean?
A: retro adjustment means adding an item to your car that did not have it leave the factory. The pair of sequential flash module boxes is suitable for many cars, but retrofitting actions are required to install? To install the 3-step dynamic flash module boxes, modifications such as wiring and cable extension are required.
Q: How do I connect the common / negative ground wire?
A: The three black wires of the light applications must be connected to the single black wire of the module box, which is what is called common / negative ground wire.
Q: My car uses the same bulbs for my rear turn signal and brake lights. Can I use this sequential module box for turn signals?
A: No. If the turn signals and the brake lights share the same bulbs, the dynamic intermittent module boxes will not be able to make the signal lamps rotate alone flash sequentially.
