Sorry you are having problems. A couple things to check are first, put in all new bulbs, including the front signals. If there's a burned out bulb, the lower load on the flasher can screw up the timing.

Also, you didn't mention if you have the plug-in harnesses or the splice-in kit. Based on your comment of "$65" I'm assuming it's the splice-in kit. So, you should also check all the connections.

One thing that could cause this problem is a pinched wire. If a wire gets caught between the car body and the tail light fixture, it will work until the vibrations in the car eventually wear through the insulation and cause a short. Check this while you are in there.

Finally, our products carry a lifetime warranty. If you find the part has failed, send it back for a no-charge repair/replacement.

-Lawrence

 

Good to see a company back up their product with troubleshooting and lifetime warranty.

I don't have sequential lights but have thought of getting them for my 05. I've already done a third light 'On' mod a couple of years back.

 

will this work for CDC too ?

 

I'm not familiar with CDC lights, hopefully someone can help.

 

Only kit I've ever seen with chasers it the Meter4it.com kit. I have it and I love it. I think the look is better than the simple sequential kits. Also, with the flip of a switch you can go from chase to sequential to factory.

 

That's awesome lol how much was it?

 

The splice in kit is $155, the partial Plug & Play kit is $205