blinking issue - I just made the conversion to all LED's exterior (pictures soon) Anyway my blinkers are now blinking fast just like when there is no light in the ...

I just made the conversion to all LED's exterior (pictures soon)
Anyway my blinkers are now blinking fast just like when there is no light in the socket. The light does blink just fast.
How do I fix this?

its because the leds use less power then the stock lights. i came across this once at work i dont remember how to fix it

iirc - you need to put a resistor in parallel to increase the current draw. The resistor sucks up the additional power and the LED's keep seeing 12VDC - I don't remember what size though.

+1

V-LEDS.com also sell a relay that takes care of that problem.

Or don't do inline resistors (that's 1 per light) and just replace the flasher with LED designed flashers for 12bucks:

http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-bin/store/index.cgi?action=DispPage&category=CAR&Page2Disp=%2Fflashers.htm

Thanks for the tip. Stupid question, I cant find the flasher on my truck so I can order the right one.......2010 Silverado LTZ, any help?

I ordered the flasher for my 2004 chevy silverado truck and installed it and it works. The relay i got and replaced was behind the fuse block in the cab. i found it easier to access once you take the knee guard(plastic deal below steering wheel) off and you can see it right there. To find it put ur hazard lights on and you can hear it and feel it click. The part i ordered out here in cali was 62 bucks and i just called a local auto parts store and they ordered it right up for me. Just be sure they get the one for LED and not other stock one.