Halogen to LED 2014 Challenger SXT+

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  1. dbalchris

    dbalchris New Member

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    I experimented with replacing the headlights (H13) and turn signals (3157A), both halogens, with LEDs. The turn signals caused a hyperflash condition that could not be resolved. The headlights work fine and are much brighter than halogens, but I lost the high beam on the right side. I placed the halogen back in it and still no high beam. I believe I might have blown a fuse or relay. Does anyone have any suggestions on where to check? The diagrams I have found for 2014 are not that descriptive. Thanks
     
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    IntimidatorRT Well-Known Member Staff Member Super Moderator

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    you have 2 fuse box locations, one is under the hood the other is in the trunk right next to the battery. not sure with the headlights work separate from them selves, I replaced my stock headlights with Silvania Silver Star Ultra. That was about 6 years ago. still no problems with them. as afar as the turn signals. I still use the sock bulbs. only had to replace one of them in 7 years. Tried to put HID lights in mine when I first got it back in 2011, but had issues with the brights. Took them out and went to the Ultras.

    I do have LED's in my License plate , dome, and visor mirror lights. also have LED for reverse light too.
     
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    Check you light sockets as well. Had a 2010 RAM that the light socket went bad.
     
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    Check out Diode Dynamics for your solution. You need to install load resistor for your each led light you installed. I had the same problem when I switch over to led's. Hear's the link, diodedynamics.com Hope this helps, Flyboy7