(2) 5202 2504, 9006 HB4, H4 9003 HB2, H7, H11 H8 H9, H13 9008 or H4 H13 LED Headlight Canbus Error Free Anti Flicker Resistor Canceller Decoders (Plug-In-Play)

Q: How come my headlights aren't lighting up as they should?

A: The anti-flicker resistor canceller decoders are polar sensitive so the positive and negative contact points must correspond to its respective wires (positive to positive, negative to negative). If you are still experiencing issues, flip the socket and try again.

Q: Will this work for my vehicle?

A: There are no guarantees that this decoder will work for every vehicle. Some known makes that do not work with the anti-flicker resistor canceller decoder include Chrysler and Dodge.

Q: I'm still getting flickering issues! What do I do?

A: If you are still experiencing flickering issues, we suggest adding a relay wiring harness to directly draw power from your car battery.

Q: Why is my LED light still lit up even after I turn it off?

A: The CANbus decoder has a capacitor inside, which is what prevents the connected LED or HID bulb from flickering. Think of the capacitor as a water tank with a faucet at the bottom; it holds water within the tank, and releases it in a smooth stream through the faucet. No matter how much disturbance is going on in the tank, its contents will still smoothly distribute outwards. Similarly, when you shut off the power from the LED or HID bulb, residual energy is still being released and will take some time for the light to totally dissipate. This is completely normal and is not a defect on the CANbus decoder or the LED/HID bulb. Watch the video below to see this in action: