CEC Industries ELM470 Lighting Module

Replacement flasher for my 2001 Dodge Neon, works great.

This didn’t last long. And it doesn’t work well with oem lights. I turn my left turn on and my right one comes on also. Think I’ll pay more and get one higher rated this time.

Sold as a Flasher with "partial LED" compatibility but zero details. I unfortunately bought it. I have all LEDs installed on my 2004 Jeep Wrangler. The flashers work (albeit fast) with the headlights off. Turn the headlights on and the front side marker lights do not flash and the rear lights switch between 95% and 100% (estimated) which is barely noticeable. I guess that's partial compatibility but I doubt if a police officer will care. Two days after I received it, I installed it, I notified the seller of my issue. One response. No resolution. Oh, and the return eligibility ended on the day it was delivered.

Took care of the blinker (or non-blinking) issue I had in my wife's car: 2002 Chrysler Concorde LX.Located under dash, between brake pedal and emergency brake pedal. Removed the wire connector, and zip tied this new ELM470 into the wire connector, than zip tied the assembly up under the dash.

It seems a like the flashing pattern is a little slower then my OEM module but it's working great so far in my 2002 Jeep Wrangler X. I deliver mail so I'm constantly using my flashers and this has held up well so far.

Worked great.

As expected ... Thank You

I havent had any problems with the product since i bought it.