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Old Jun 2, 2021 | 06:45 PM
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Question LED-Compatible Turn Signal Flasher Relay for 2007 Accord EX

Could anyone assist me in locating a LED Compatible Turn Signal Flasher Relay for my 2007 Honda Accord EX v6 3.0L engine? I am having such a hard time finding one that specifically says "LED compatible". I do not just want to buy any simple relay and just pray it works, and I really do not want to go the resistors route. My new LED turn signal bulbs for the front of my car are hyperflashing probably because the system is recognizing the change in voltage.
 
Old Jun 2, 2021 | 08:15 PM
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I'm not sure how the 07 Accord detects a bad bulb, because the wiring diagram wasn't clear. A relay is just an on/off switch, so I don't think a relay will correct the problem.

Hopefully someone has experience with this specific situation. My best advise is to search the web to find out how others have solved this problem.
 
Old Jun 2, 2021 | 09:16 PM
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Diode Dynamic sells a relay (essentially modified):
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But, you can also just modify the existing OEM relay. This link includes information for the modification on a 2009 Ridgeline, which uses the same turn signal/hazard relay as a 2007 Accord. https://www.ridgelineownersclub.com/...-coffee.37691/

Either way, it actually is still using resistors to quell the hyper-flash.
 

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