Hi all

I have done a long search but I can not find the flasher relay's position anywhere. Does anyone know were it is? I have led lights on my car, currently with resistors. I would like to remove the resistors and get an electronic flasher that does not need them. I have a Mini Cooper S 2005 model.

Thanks in advance

 

Flasher relay is electronic, its built into the center gauge cluster if I remember correctly.

 

Do you know what type it is so I can get a replacement that does not flash rapidly when we use led flash bulbs?

 

Its built into the car, theres no way of changing it.

Its an electronic item, not electrical.

 

i believe their is a resistor you can put in line that will correct the fast flash... i am not sure where i saw it though

 

He already has these on his lights, and that's what he is going to need to stick with.

 

Yes, I already have resistors on them but doing so I raise wattage drawn by them cause they convert power to heat intstead of light. I wanted to minimize power consumption by using leds all around. I have a 900 watt RMS amplifier plus a small factor PC at the boot that kills my battery after a while, sitting with hazard lights on. I am now in the process of changing all internal bulbs with leds.

BMW confirmed that the control unit is a whole board that also controls various other things and can not be replaced with anything else.