After a few days of texting with lastfit ,there sending out t3 red bulbs for me to try.They also said from feed back from lariat owners that they don't work properly.
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Not to take anything away from them, but the model that they state is cosmetic upgrade only is $40 per pair ($80) and then you would presumably need two sets of resistors at $20 a pair ($40), for $120 total. Their higher performing models are more expensive at $60 a pair or $90 a pair, and still require the resistors at $20 a pair, so $160 or $220 total for the higher performing options.
Totally Understand. Everyone has a preference and a budget, not a thing wrong with that. But for me, I'll pay the premium and buy Made In USA whenever possible (which is real hard now days) and leave the China, etc stuff alone.
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I understand and I try to buy USA whenever possible as well. For me the deciding factor however, was the need to tap into the factory wiring for the resistors that helped make my decision. The style of tap-in crimp style "vampire" connectors used are prone to damaging the wire as well as not being weatherproof. If DD produced resistors with factory style inline plugs on them, I would have gone that way for sure. I know I could make my own, but I just didn't want to pay significantly more and have to pay for more parts and then customize them to get the way I wanted. I decided just plugging in bulbs was a better solution for me.
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well, I never posted it wasn't Fords fault...
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Oh for sure... You didn't say that word for word. And I never claimed you did.
I've not changed out my rear turn signal lamps, but I have the backups with D15 Lighting WT21W's and the cargo lights with Lasfit's.
Because I haven't done the turn signal lamps, does anyone know if I will get hyper flash if the recall update is done?
Because I haven't done the turn signal lamps, does anyone know if I will get hyper flash if the recall update is done?
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The trend seems to be if you have LEDs in the rear (not specifically LASFIT, but most on this site have LASFIT) when you get the recall turn signal update done, you will have "hyperflash". But it seems to be "hyperflashing" in the cab as a safety feature, but all the exterior bulbs flash at the normal rate
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Thanks...It's interesting that engaging the turn signal on a vehicle whose turn signals are stock would cause hyper flash.
Same thing happen to me. This is my second Maverick with the same Lasfit LEDs. Had the recall done Thursday and noticed immediately the hyper flash in the dash. The outside blinkers was flashing normal. Was at the dealer today for something else, told my salesman this. He looked up my Maverick on his computer and it shows the back brake lights not working and the left blinker not working. We both checked and all the lights work. Still have hyper flash in dash. Not so much worried about it as I am trading in my Maverick next month for another Maverick and I will swap out the LEDs. I will be curious to see if the same thing happens. Probably will, so I will keep checking this thread to see the outcome.
I should have repeated what I mentioned in an earlier post....I replaced my cargo and backup lights, but not turn signals (or brakes ).
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