LED's for flashers

[dj1701]

I have a JD 4320. Is there an upgrade to the light bulb flashers on tractors? I just think the old bulbs are a bit dim. Maybe even some king of strobe replacement.

Thanks
Dave

 

[WranglerX]

There are generally LED replacement for "standard" incandescent bulbs, you need to know what the "nomenclature" is for your incandescent bulbs and the find a cross reference for the LED bulb...

Might start here... For just bulb replacement you might want to start in "Cars,Trucks, SUV's"...

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[RjCorazza]

Is been a number of years, but I believe that's where I ordered led bulbs for my Kubota. I replaced all of the running lights and flashers with led bulbs, and they are nice and bright.

I run led headlight bulbs in the OEM housing for the amp reduction, but they do not project very well at all. I primarily use the 110w front and rear cab lights for night use. They turn night into day.

 

[dj1701]

There are generally LED replacement for "standard" incandescent bulbs, you need to know what the "nomenclature" is for your incandescent bulbs and the find a cross reference for the LED bulb...

Might start here... For just bulb replacement you might want to start in "Cars,Trucks, SUV's"...

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www.superbrightleds.com

Yeah, I will have to pull the bulbs to see what kind of base is on them.

Dave

 

[LHF2019]

Probably going to need a relay as well. I put led bulbs in my 80's ag tractors and needed relay to make them function. SBL is where I got mine from to. Great selection and warranty.

 

[KennyG]

I think use of LEDs is dependent on the vehicle design. The old flashers turned on and off based on current flow and LED may not draw enough to make them flash. That's why you could tell on old cars if a bulb burned out because the turn signal wouldn't flash. Newer vehicles have a different type of circuit that doesn't care what type of bulb is installed.

 

[WranglerX]

I think use of LEDs is dependent on the vehicle design. The old flashers turned on and off based on current flow and LED may not draw enough to make them flash. That's why you could tell on old cars if a bulb burned out because the turn signal wouldn't flash. Newer vehicles have a different type of circuit that doesn't care what type of bulb is installed.

There are replacement flashers that flash speed is controlled electronically and don't care if bulb(s) are incandescent or LED... Flasher speeds will be a constant if it has just 1 bulb and maybe up to 10 bulbs/LEDs...