How to Install the ARC Lighting Load Resistor for LED Lights

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wiring instructions and or dagram ?

asked by: Kenneth M

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There's not a wiring diagram for the ARC Lighting Load Resistor for LED Lights - Quick Splice # ARC22VR however the installation is pretty simple.

All you're going to need to do is take one end of the resistor and connect it to the ground on your turn signal light, and the other end to the positive side of your turn signal. There is no negative or positive on the resistor so you'll just need to pick a side and begin with that.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Hey Christopher, thanks for reaching out! The WT21W LED Bulbs #ARC79GR you're looking at do not have a built-in resistor. For that you'll need the ARC Lighting Load Resistor for LED Lights #ARC22VR to prevent that hyperflashing.

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Easiest way would be to add load resistors on each of the trailer wiring circuits with the part #P230004A. Each circuit would need a resistor so you'd need to install three.

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What you'd need is a 7-way adapter that has diodes built into the circuits which will absorb the small voltage spikes you are seeing with your Land Rover. For that you'd just need the part #C57003 and you'd be set.

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You'd really want to use a 3-to-2 wire converter such as the Roadmaster #RM-732 to convert the separate wiring on your 2010 Nissan Frontier to a 2 wire system like the #STL1211RCFHPG you were looking at is designed to work with. This will make it…

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Hi Richard! It sounds like you're needing to install the Load Resistor Kit for LED Turn Signals #DI34ZR on the turn signals you've installed on your toolbox. Since LEDs don't require as much power as incandescent bulbs, sometimes we see…

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If your camper trailer has a 7-Way you need part #20142 but if it has a 4-Way or 5-Way flat connector then use part #C35FR instead. They both offer the same solution for your 2016 Land Rover LR4 it just depends on what you have on your trailer side.

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Most likely the problem is a weak ground on the trailer wiring. When your hazards are on all of the trailer and vehicle turn signals will be activated at the same time so a bad ground could prevent the lights from working. Check the condition of the…

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The answer actually isn't very technical. Curt doesn't require that diodes be used with the Converter #C56196 however some Experts still like to recommend using a diode like part #RM-690 to prevent backfeed just because you are adding…

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The portion of the product description you are referring to states that the trailer converter and wiring, part #119178, should not be used with vehicles that are equipped with LED lights. Trailers equipped with LED lights are fine. Part #119178 is…

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Answer 10

All you have to do is swap the incandescent bulbs with LED replacement assemblies. Your tow vehicle would not have a problem at all with this switch. In fact, it actually would thank you if it could since now the trailer wiring will draw a fraction…

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It is possible for a taillight converter module to go bad. If your circuit testing shows correct signal inputs to each input pin of the module, but no output from the module, then the module could be blown. Please refer to the trailer wiring…

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Answer 12

The Hopkins Tail Light Converter #HM48847 combines the signals from your truck to pass them to your towed trailer; however this won't work in reverse if you were to install this on your trailer. Since you're looking to add functionality of…

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