I have a 2003 3500 and I want to put led bulbs in it. I need to know where the flasher is so I can put an electronic one in when I put in the leds.

 

Are you referring to adding resistors to make LED bulbs work?

 

No I want to put led turn signal bulbs in my truck, so I need to locate the flasher relay so I can replace it with an electronic one so my turn signals don't blink fast.

 

Bwahahaha.....someone isn't used to working on modern electronic vehicles lol. No flasher dude, those were gone by 1994ish. Blinkers are controlled by a computer module. You either find LED's that are fully OEM compatible or as @Alex Medeiros mentioned, you add resistors to make them work correctly.

 

Bwahahaha... someone doesn't fact check themselves before posting a stupid comment. My 1999 dakota, for instance, uses a flasher relay. Many cars still use flasher relays, though not very common. Maybe do a little research next time...

 

There is no flasher, it's controlled by the cluster.
As was mentioned, pretty much all modern vehicles don't use a flasher relay. You only hear clicking because the factory installs a specific device that makes the clicking sound because people needed to hear something.

also as was mentioned, use resistors, you'll need to.

 

I've seen this said on a few sites. Not sure though, I have a Dakota.

"the dodge ram 1500 turn signal flasher is located on the signal switch."

 

Thank you

 

Oh I'm sorry, we were discussing a Ram here, I must've missed when we switched over to Dakotas....
I know I said modern, then you mention a 99 Dakota......makes total sense *shrug*

 

Here, since you wanna cry about it lol, straight out the FSM