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[Goodinblack]

If you have no warranty or cannot return them try the metal resistors. You can get them from ebay or Amazon. Jacob 07burb has them as well.

As I said earlier though...... the problem may be in the lights.

 

[crazycrew]

gonna have to try something. Would really hate to go back to the stockers

 

[felixgun]

I had this issue with my g4's and put in the correct gold metal resistors that are on autolumination.com and the problem went away. It's an easy fix...

 

[crazycrew]

Cool thanks! Do I need 3 or 6 ohm??

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Well, I think I got it! Looks like it was loose ground in the light plug itself!

 

[07Burb]

This can be caused by a few things...

1. Loose ground like you say you found
2. If your reverse light burns out it'll cause the light to hyperflash
3. The "resistors" that come wired into the lights go bad and you need to buy better resistors. I bought new resistors before I ever installed my G4's and have been happy. I got them from vled.com.

So just some things to keep in mind. I've had my G4's for over two years now with zero issues.

 

[crazycrew]

Thanks man! If I decide to do the resistors as precaution. Do I need the 3 or 6 ohm?? I looked at your thread! And couldn't quiet zoom in enough in the pic, but it looked like 6 ohm.

 

[07Burb]

Let me take a look for you. I think I went with 3 ohm, though. I'll look and confirm for you when I get a chance

 

[crazycrew]

Thanks. I think I'm gonna order some just to have in hand in case they start screwing up!!

 

[crazycrew]

Still working after I messed with the ground on the light plug

 

[Goodinblack]

Cool...... glad to hear.