1995 GMC Yukon 2door led light conversion.

Asked by CoachingWinner5 Mar 12, 2019 at 11:32 PM about the 1995 GMC Yukon SLE 2dr 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 1995 gmc yukon that i recently put led's in the front and rear lights. I
noticed one day while driving that if i had my headlights or running lights
turned on that my front flashers would not flash but the ones on the rear would
flash. If i turn of the running lights or the headlights of they would work like
normal and flash properly. I made sure that it was not the new relay by putting
the old one that hyper-flashed back in and it did the same thing. I also tried
putting led's in the front side lights that are a t10 wedge and the issue still
occurred. I also noticed that the front side marker lights would flash but they
weren't properly flashing they were very dim if they weren't getting enough
power and at the same time the two front facing turn signals did not dim at all;
they had the same brightness as when the running lights are turned on. After i
installed the led's in the truck the turn signal lights on the dash would turn on if
i  turned on the running lights as if the turn signal was turned on and it didn't
blink. Before I installed the rear tail lights the front would flash properly even if
the running lights were on. I was wondering if anyone has any ideas to fix this
issue?

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