lithe1
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I had this problem when I replaced my halogen fog lights with LED fog lights taken off of a steel bumper. I used the exact Xprite flicker canceler device you have linked from Amazon. The connectors won’t be the right ones so I had to splice it with my factory wires and everything worked after that.
The only things I would keep note of are that the device housing is not completely sealed (so I wrapped it tightly with electrical tape), and, as for the wiring, I used these solder seal wire connectors (http://a.co/d/ebSEIIu) to make sure that the spliced wires would remain sealed and wouldn’t come apart.
I did this a few months ago, and everything is still working and flicker-free. The Tazer or Flashcal may work also, but this is a lot cheaper than going that route.
The only things I would keep note of are that the device housing is not completely sealed (so I wrapped it tightly with electrical tape), and, as for the wiring, I used these solder seal wire connectors (http://a.co/d/ebSEIIu) to make sure that the spliced wires would remain sealed and wouldn’t come apart.
I did this a few months ago, and everything is still working and flicker-free. The Tazer or Flashcal may work also, but this is a lot cheaper than going that route.
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