Where is the flasher relay located on my 2009 dodge ram 1500 crew cab?
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Correct, you'll need about a 5 ohm resistor for each of the turn signal bulbs. You'll want probably a 5W are higher power resistor for each instance.
For future reference, including a quick description of why you're looking for the item (want to eliminate hyperflash after installing LED bulbs) will likely get you the answer or answers you're looking for more quickly.
-Rod
For future reference, including a quick description of why you're looking for the item (want to eliminate hyperflash after installing LED bulbs) will likely get you the answer or answers you're looking for more quickly.
-Rod
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These guys are right for the brute force way, another possible way, though I am not sure what all is available for the 2009, but start searching for ALPHAOBD. I know its super easy on the 2013+ trucks, but there may have been some breakthrough for the 2012 and down trucks. You may be able to turn the threshold up or off for a light out warning with LEDs.
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These guys are right for the brute force way, another possible way, though I am not sure what all is available for the 2009, but start searching for ALPHAOBD. I know its super easy on the 2013+ trucks, but there may have been some breakthrough for the 2012 and down trucks. You may be able to turn the threshold up or off for a light out warning with LEDs.
-Rod