Flasher relay for LED's that is not load-sensitive (1 Viewer)

[sunrk]

I have not had much luck here in Australia finding any direct plug in replacement for Toyota's standard flasher relay. My 80 uses the factory 81980-32010. All the electronic flasher relays I've found so far (from Australian company Tridon) are still load-dependent. The only option might be to use a generic 3-pin flasher relay for LEDs that is not load-dependent. Has anyone done this?

Alternatively is there a direct plug in flasher relay to suit LED indicator lamps that is not load-sensitive?

I found this via a google search but not sure if it's ok in an 80:

LED Flasher Relay | Fixes indicator hyper flashing | LED86

This Toyota 86 LED Flasher Relay will fix your indicator hyper flashing which occures when installing LED indicator bulbs and some LED tail lights.

led86.com.au

The same place has another LED flasher unit (out of stock) which looks to have a similar connection arrangement.

Thanks, Craig.

 

[voodu3]

I bought this one and it’s worked great for three years.
iJDMTOY (1) 3-Pin CF14 EP35 Electronic LED Flasher Relay As LED Related Turn Signal Bulbs Hyper Flash Fix Amazon product ASIN B00XAU66V4

 

[Delta VS]

We use the Novita EP36 when installing our front bumper (LED turn signals). Available at our local auto parts stores with “made in USA” labeled packaging. I ordered one on Amazon (pics showed identical part and packaging) and it said “made in thailand” when it arrived. Did not work at all in shop rig, had to toss. Went back to the ones marked US from then on.

 

[clx16]

This is what i use 1996 Toyota Land Cruiser Hazard Warning Flasher | Super Bright LEDs - https://www.superbrightleds.com/vehicle/1996-toyota-land-cruiser-hazard-warning-flasher?make=77&model=1068&scc_id=1454&year=1996

 

[High Lander]

I used this, works fine. I'm sure the same unit is available in the US. If you order the CF13 relay you will need to retain the jumper off your old relay. Alternatively order the CF14 version and dispense with the jumper

Use the twiddly knob to set your flash rate. Ignore the bizarre Chinglish printed on the unit

Amazon product ASIN B07Z3T8HYY