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07 Jul 2017 11:56
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I put a trucklite led in and it flickers,has anyone dad this problem?
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Re: trucklite

07 Jul 2017 11:57 - 07 Jul 2017 12:33
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I put a trucklite led in and it flickers,has anyone had this problem?
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Re: trucklite

07 Jul 2017 12:01
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All my charging equipment is new and works fine
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Re: trucklite

07 Jul 2017 13:29
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Truck light need 24 Volt and you have only 12 Volt.
This could be your problem with the LED.
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Re: trucklite

07 Jul 2017 14:15
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Think scirocco might be correct. Now unless you use an electronic flasher...... the LED lamps still won't work.... LED's don't draw enough amperage for the old school bi-metallic flashers....
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Re: trucklite

07 Jul 2017 15:58
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Its 12 volt plug and play for motorcycles Its the only led I have. It doesnt bother me but others might think different.I dont ride at night when things go bump.I was wondering If anyone else noticed this.
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Re: trucklite

07 Jul 2017 16:11
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Are we talking about a rear light or a flasher light.
Other than normal bulbs LEDs need the correct porlarity
Try switching the cables.

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Re: trucklite

07 Jul 2017 18:12
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Led headlight Its like not getting smooth voltage
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Re: trucklite

07 Jul 2017 21:17
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Have you checked the voltage on the connectors with a multimeter.
A loosen or oxidate connector / switch in the wiring harness could be the source of a voltage drop.
Try connect the LED headlight temporary direct to the battery with a 10 Amp fuse to to verify the function.
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Re: trucklite

08 Jul 2017 00:48
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Its a new wiring harness I guess I need to chase it down to the switch and on and see if there is a significant drop
Thank You, Its a place to start.
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Re: trucklite

08 Jul 2017 21:45 - 08 Jul 2017 21:50
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Is it a "HID" headlamp? Car guys that use those tell me they draw a lot of amps - enough to melt the stock car's headlight wiring when retro-installed on vehicles that didn't come with them,,,

You might need to change to heavier gauge wire to feed the light's current demand and a install a dimmer switch relay to control the light from your handlebar headlight switch.
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Re: trucklite

09 Jul 2017 07:01
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No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationMy HID needed the relay that comes with it as an option. It was recommended and they sent me one free. I had the same issue due to old contacts and such. It doesn't pull any more power running but it needs a ballast to get it started. Uses 1/2 the power the old H4 used. What I like most about it is it has a blue tint and I can tell drivers see me coming better. For some reason the old yellowish headlight was invisible to them.
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