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2 Pin Car Electronic LED Flasher Relay, 12V Waterproof Metal Cylinder Design Turn Signal Light Relay, Flasher Relay Replacement Accessories, Universal for Trucks SUVs Cars (Black)

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About this item

  • Durable Material: The shell of this car flasher relay is made of waterproof material, which is wear-resistant, not easy to deform, and has excellent adaptability. Built-in metal coil can provide full conduction performance.
  • Product Parameters: This car flasher relay is a 2-pin design, and the metal contacts can be directly installed on the socket. It is rated at 12V. After purchase, you will receive 1 x car relay, which is enough for daily use.
  • Good Sealing: The shell of this car flasher relay can form a good seal to achieve full waterproofing. It can be used for LED bulbs and has better adaptability. If more relays are needed, please increase the quantity when purchasing.
  • Wide Application: This car flasher relay is a universal automotive accessory and can be used for most types of vehicles, such as cars, SUVs, trucks, etc. It can be used normally under extreme temperatures and can be used with confidence.
  • Excellent After-sales Service: We are committed to providing you with the best shopping experience. If there are any missing parts or usage problems, please email us in time, and we will provide you with a solution to the problem as soon as possible.


This automotive flashing relay features a 2-pin design with metal contacts that mount directly to the socket.It is rated at 12V.

The housing of this automotive flashing relay creates a good seal for complete waterproofing.

The case of the flash relay is made of waterproof material, which is wear-resistant, not easy to deform and adaptable.Built-in metal coil provides full conductive performance.


Titus
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
Just as described. Thank you
Shay
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024
Plugged it in and it didn't work