I purchased LED bulbs for all 4 turn signals and they hyperflash as expected. I also purchased an LED flasher relay to eliminate hyperflash. I could not find the stock flasher relay to replace, and now I read that the 2017 does not have a relay. So my only option now would the the resistor, correct? If so, would I need one at each corner (4) or just one each for left and right (2)? If I ever wanted to remove the resistor, would it be possible without damaging the stock wiring?
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Maybe it changed by 2017 but a turn signal flasher module is apparently on the fuse block under the dashboard of my 2014. The only reason I know is that one of the steps in the 2011-2016 Sienna sliding door recall instructions is to move the flasher module from the old fuse block to the new fuse block that is installed during the recall procedure. My turn signals didn't work after the sliding door recall work was done. The Toyota dealership service writer assured me that the recall work had nothing to do with my turn signals not working until I showed her the recall instructions that said otherwise.
Please let us know if you are able to use your new flasher
Thanks again to fibber2 for providing the sliding door recall mechanic's instructions in the big thread on that topic.
Please let us know if you are able to use your new flasher
Thanks again to fibber2 for providing the sliding door recall mechanic's instructions in the big thread on that topic.
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