Help: Install Load Resistors for LED Bulbs

I recently bought some LED bulbs for the rear turn signals. I was getting a hyperflash, so I bought some Morimoto load resistors (http://www.vleds.com/lr-hd-c.html).

For the life of me, I can't figure out how to install the load resistors. I've tried various configurations, but continue getting hyperflash.

Do I splice the "red" wire on the resistor to the "green" wire on the turn signal?

Please see attached pic!

 

It should be spliced into the green wire. The white wire with stripe is the ground.

To clarify a little more, the load resistor must be placed in parallel with the turn signal. So if you splice the red wire to the green wire, then the black wire of the resistor to the white wire on the turn signal, it should eliminate the hyperflash. Personally I went with an LED flasher from Superbright LEDs. No hyperflash ever, and no load resistors to deal with.

 

So the red wire from the resistor gets spliced to the green wire on the turn signal? Just want to confirm.

Thanks!

 

what they said , and you will be fine and on your marry way . Put leds on my tundra and the resister placed right fixes your problem

 

Awesome! Thanks!

 

Is it this one? It just says "fits newer toyota"
https://www.superbrightleds.com/mor.../cf18-08-led-bulb-electronic-flasher/786/840/

 

Thanks so much for your help! I'll re-attempt this tomorrow morning

 

I couldn't tell you for sure. I have a 1st gen, which is totally different. I suggest asking the website for the correct part number for your application. But you are on the right track!