Took my car to a buddies house to replace my radiator support, fender and hood. After getting the car back together and heading home, I noticed I now have "hyper blinkers." I don't have any bulbs in the either corner lenses, but I do have bulbs in the bumper lenses and in the turn signals out back, it was like this on my way to get my car fixed and they were blinking normally. Now they are hyper, any idea why or how that could happen?

 

hmmm...the only reason i know of them doing that is if you have a blown bulb, or no bulb at all.

 

did jOo drive through a rice field???? haha jfwy.. i dunno maybe u guys crimped a wire or sumthin... :dunno:

 

LOL:fawk: I'm thinking you might be right because I didn't have hyper blinkers before I replaced the parts and as far as lighting goes, it was the same before we started as after it was finished. Im gonna put some bulbs in and see what happens.

 

thats supposed to happen when your bulb is about to go....thats what i HEARD...i stll havent seen it happen on my car..but then again..how often do i see my blinkers? I'm INSIDE my car when i drive it

Dave

 

so you're saying you can't see your blinker indicator light when you're inside your car?

 

:rofl:

 

oh...i misunderstood there..i thought you were saying your front turn signals were "hyperblinking" not ur "indicators"...you never said "indicators" you said it was just hyper blinking. So i assumed it was your bulbs that were doing it.

Why dont you have bulbs in your front lenses? You like to get pulled over? j/w

 

if your bulb is blinking hella fast, your indicator is doing the same, your bulb isn't gonna blink hella fast while your indicator is normal, it doesn't work like that. Anyways, I got in a wreck a while ago, smashed my front end. I had euro corners, hyperwhite bulbs so when I parked it, I took off the euro clears and removed the bulbs. Them damn Raybrig hyperwhites are like 7.99 for 2 bulbs. so that's why there weren't any bulbs in them, its not ready for the road yet, gotta get a headlight housing for the passenger side first.