EP26 Electronic Flasher Relay 12V 13.5A 4-Terminal Turn Signal & Hazard Module, 167W 2-Turn/6-Hazard Load, Plug-in

EP26 Electronic Flasher Relay (Turn Signal & Hazard)This EP26-style electronic flasher relay is a plug-in replacement module used to control turn signal and hazard warning flash rate. Always confirm fitment by the OE number on your original part and by your vehicle manual/service diagram.Key SpecsType: Electronic flasher relay module (turn signal / hazard warning)Electrical: 12V, 167W (approx. 13.5A max load)Terminals: 4-terminal plug-in configurationLoad rating: 2-turn / 6-hazardFeatures: Integrated-circuit controlled operation; built-in lamp outage indicator (where supported)Reference: EP26; common interchange refs include EF26 / FSH7126 / FLR726 / EFL3 (verify by markings)What It Helps With (Common Symptoms)Turn signals or hazards stop flashing, flash intermittently, or do not work at allAbnormal flash rate due to bulb-out condition, poor socket contact, or an aging flasher moduleInstallation NotesDisconnect the negative battery cable before replacement.Flasher modules are commonly found under the steering column / dash area or in the interior fuse/relay panel—confirm the exact location in your manual.Match the 4-terminal layout and seat the module fully; do not force misaligned pins.After installation, test left/right turn signals and hazards; re-check bulbs and fuses if issues remain.Fitment reminder: Do not rely on appearance alone. Confirm by OE number (EP26) and by your vehicle’s fuse/relay chart or service information.

• SPEC & REFERENCES — EP26 electronic flasher relay module for turn signal / blinker & hazard warning circuits; 12V, 167W (approx. 13.5A max load), 4-terminal plug-in design, rated 2-turn/6-hazard load. Integrated-circuit controlled operation for stable flashing; built-in lamp outage indicator (where supported by vehicle). Reference No.: EP26. Interchange refs (industry catalogs): EF26 / FSH7126 / FLR726 / EFL3. Match the terminal layout and the number printed on your original module before purchase.
• INSTALL & NOTES — Disconnect the negative battery cable. Locate the flasher module (commonly under the steering column / dash area or in the interior fuse/relay panel—check your owner’s manual or service diagram). Pull the old module straight out, compare 4-terminal layout, then plug EP26 in firmly until seated. Do not force misaligned pins; verify the socket is clean and tight. After install, test left/right turn signals and hazards; if the flash rate is abnormal, re-check bulb type, bulb-out condition, and related fuses.
• Compatible with 1997 Jeep Wrangler (TJ) Instrument Panel Under-Dash Turn Signal Flasher Relay; Compatible with 1998 Jeep Wrangler (TJ) Instrument Panel Under-Dash Turn Signal Flasher Relay; Compatible with 1999 Jeep Wrangler (TJ) Instrument Panel Under-Dash Turn Signal Flasher Relay; Compatible with 2000 Jeep Wrangler (TJ) Instrument Panel Under-Dash Turn Signal Flasher Relay. Cross-check: these applications are commonly listed with OE ref 56009339—confirm the number on your original module and match the 4-terminal socket before purchase. Helpful checks while replacing: inspect turn-signal/hazard fuses, bulbs, and the switch/hazard circuit for corrosion or loose terminals.