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Step 7:
You will need to replace the OEM relay with an LED flasher relay, part number CF13. Do not buy a CF14 as the pins are switched and it will not work. I got mine from Jaycar for $15 though eBay has heaps….

OEM flasher relay

[ATTACH=full]35707[/ATTACH]

New LED flasher relay

[ATTACH=full]35708[/ATTACH]

Step 8:
Mine was a bit bigger, so I disassembled the relay, drilled 2 holes in the side and cable tied it to the holding frame like this:

[ATTACH=full]35709[/ATTACH]

Step 9:
Reinstall the relay and the holding frame and put the trim pieces back together. Probably a good idea to test the lights work before doing this as well…

Step 10:
Whack the OEM plastic outer housing back into the bulbar and put the connections/cable time them.
Should be all done

[ATTACH=full]35710[/ATTACH]

Dimensions of the ebay one I bought

[ATTACH=full]35711[/ATTACH]

<blockquote data-quote="Stepenberries" data-source="post: 397448" data-attributes="member: 49183">Step 7:You will need to replace the OEM relay with an LED flasher relay, part number CF13. Do not buy a CF14 as the pins are switched and it will not work. I got mine from Jaycar for $15 though eBay has heaps….OEM flasher relay[ATTACH=full]35707[/ATTACH]New LED flasher relay[ATTACH=full]35708[/ATTACH]Step 8:Mine was a bit bigger, so I disassembled the relay, drilled 2 holes in the side and cable tied it to the holding frame like this:[ATTACH=full]35709[/ATTACH]Step 9:Reinstall the relay and the holding frame and put the trim pieces back together. Probably a good idea to test the lights work before doing this as well…Step 10:Whack the OEM plastic outer housing back into the bulbar and put the connections/cable time them.Should be all done[ATTACH=full]35710[/ATTACH]Dimensions of the ebay one I bought[ATTACH=full]35711[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stepenberries, post: 397448, member: 49183"] Step 7: You will need to replace the OEM relay with an LED flasher relay, part number CF13. Do not buy a CF14 as the pins are switched and it will not work. I got mine from Jaycar for $15 though eBay has heaps…. [B]OEM flasher relay[/B] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1632398099858.png"]35707[/ATTACH] [B]New LED flasher relay[/B] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1632398110736.png"]35708[/ATTACH] Step 8: Mine was a bit bigger, so I disassembled the relay, drilled 2 holes in the side and cable tied it to the holding frame like this: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1632398115473.png"]35709[/ATTACH] Step 9: Reinstall the relay and the holding frame and put the trim pieces back together. Probably a good idea to test the lights work before doing this as well… Step 10: Whack the OEM plastic outer housing back into the bulbar and put the connections/cable time them. Should be all done [ATTACH type="full" alt="1632398127152.png"]35710[/ATTACH] Dimensions of the ebay one I bought [ATTACH type="full"]35711[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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