What Resistor Should I Choose For My Incandescent Lights On My 2009 Jeep Wrangler?
Updated 09/20/2022 | Published 09/19/2022
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how do i figure out if i need a 25 or 50watt resistor?
asked by: Brett H
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The 25 watt Buyers Products Anti-Flicker Harness for Turn Signals # 3375621012 should be more than plenty, however to really decide between this one and the 50 watt version # ALEDRST2B, you'd need to choose the one that is closest to your incandescent light.
So if your light is closer to 25 watts, you'll want # 3375621012, and if it is closer to 50 watts you'll want # ALEDRST2B.
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