Flasher Unit - Ci Ignition - XFL106

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The Flasher Unit XFL106 from CI Ignition is designed for automotive applications requiring reliable turn signal or hazard light operation. Its key benefit is ensuring consistent and accurate flashing for safety and signaling. A potential caveat is its specific 12V, 4-pin configuration, requiring correct compatibility with the vehicle's electrical system. This unit is a direct replacement for various OEM part numbers, offering a plug-and-play solution for common vehicle models.
| Model Part Number | XFL106 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ci Ignition |
The XFL106 is compatible with vehicles requiring a 12V, 4-pin flasher unit. It has cross-references for brands like BOSCH, HELLA, and specific OEM references for GENERAL MOTORS, JAGUAR, and LAND ROVER. Always check your vehicle's specifications and the product's cross-reference list for confirmation.
Symptoms include turn signals flashing too fast, too slow, or not at all, and hazard lights malfunctioning. If a bulb is confirmed to be working, the flasher unit is a likely culprit.
This is an electric flasher unit and may not be compatible with LED bulbs without additional resistors, as LEDs draw less current. Typically, LED-compatible flashers are electronic. Verify compatibility if you are using LED bulbs.
For warranty information, please refer to the seller's policy or contact them directly through the provided 'contact seller' link.
The dimensions are 39 mm in height, 39 mm in length, and 61 mm in width.
Yes, if you are comfortable working with your vehicle's electrical system. It typically involves locating and replacing the existing flasher relay. Disconnecting the battery before installation is recommended.
Ensure the flasher unit is correctly plugged in. Check the relevant fuse for the turn signal system. Verify that the vehicle's electrical system voltage is 12V and that the unit is compatible with your vehicle's wiring.
This often indicates a burnt-out bulb or a faulty connection. Ensure all turn signal bulbs are functioning and that connections are secure. If all bulbs are functional, the flasher unit itself may be faulty or not designed for LED bulbs without appropriate load resistors.
Check the hazard light fuse and switch. If the fuse is good and the switch appears functional, the flasher unit may be at fault, especially if it controls both turn signals and hazard lights.
Immediately disconnect the unit and investigate the cause. This could be a short circuit in the wiring or a faulty unit drawing too much current. Replace the unit and inspect the wiring harness.
Setup:
Installation of the Flasher Unit XFL106 typically involves locating the existing flasher relay in your vehicle's fuse box or electrical control module. Once found, unplug the old unit and plug in the new XFL106, ensuring the 4-pin connector is fully seated. It is recommended to disconnect the vehicle's battery before performing any electrical work.
Compatibility:
This unit is designed for 12V electrical systems and features a 4-pin connector. Verify that your vehicle's original flasher unit matches these specifications. The XFL106 is compatible with specific OEM part numbers and has cross-references listed for various automotive brands. Consult the product description and your vehicle's service manual for precise compatibility checks, especially if your vehicle is not listed in the provided examples.
Care:
As an electrical component, the Flasher Unit XFL106 requires no regular maintenance. Keep the unit clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to excessive moisture or extreme temperatures beyond its operating range. If the unit needs to be removed, handle it with care to prevent damage to the pins or casing.