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2015 prius c led turn signals problem...

Discussion in 'Prius c Accessories and Modifications' started by Priusc-2, Jan 17, 2016.

  1. Priusc-2

    Priusc-2 Junior Member

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    So I replaced my rear turn signals with led bulbs and resistors. Tested them and they work fine. I put led switchback bulbs for the front parking lights/turn signals with resistor to the turn signal circuit. I turn on the turn signals and they work fine. No hyperflashing. But once I turn on the parking lights and use the turn signals they hyperflash. Anyone have this issue on the 2015 prius c? Anyone know a fix for this?
     
    #1 Priusc-2, Jan 17, 2016
  2. InPriusLove

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    Why did you do this? The lights are already LED. And by parking lights are you referring to daytime running lights? I doubt you mean fog lights. It seems a little like you crossed circuits.
     
    #2 InPriusLove, Jan 19, 2016
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    My lights are regular bulbs. On my 2015 the front turn signal is right above the fog lamps and it is a dual filimant bulb which I was assuming was the parking lights as well. I guess they are daytime running lights. I checked the circuit with a test light so I'm pretty sure I have the right wiring.
     
    #3 Priusc-2, Jan 21, 2016
  4. InPriusLove

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    My guess is you probably want to revert it so that you do not overload your electrical system. You may have wanted to reduce its load for enhanced hybrid operation but I don't think lights draw much, and there are two seperate batteries. There still is a standard 12 volt battery in the car. Maybe you could find an electrical specialist but I think your issue is unusual. Electrical in general runs the whole car and you have a warranty in place. If you can reverse your steps you will hopefully be okay.
     
    #4 InPriusLove, Jan 21, 2016
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