Step 1: Prepare tools

Make sure you have all the necessary tools on hand: screwdriver, pliers, soldering iron, shrink hose and insulating tape.

Step 2: Remove old indicators

Start removing the old indicators. Loosen the screws and pull the plugs off. Make sure not to damage the cables.

Install the new resistors according to the manufacturer's instructions. These are important to keep the flashing frequency correctly.

Place the new LED speedsters to the places provided and attach them to the screws. Make sure you sit tight.

Check all electrical connections to ensure that everything is correctly and securely connected. Use insulating tape to protect exposed wires.

Turn on the ignition and test the new turn signals. Make sure that you flash evenly and work properly.

Resistance is necessary to keep the flashing frequency stable, since LED indicators consume less electricity than conventional incandescent lamps.

LED indicators have a significantly longer lifespan than conventional turn signals, often up to 50,000 hours, depending on the quality.

Price: € 29