H Hellequin Member Ashtead, Surrey Jan 10, 2018 #1 no idea if anyone else finds this, but my reversing light has never been very bright. Is this usual and is there an easy way to make it brighter?
no idea if anyone else finds this, but my reversing light has never been very bright. Is this usual and is there an easy way to make it brighter?
M Maniac Elite Jan 10, 2018 #2 It’s not intended to light the road behind you, it’s just an indicator to oncoming traffic.
B Busterboo Veteran Jan 10, 2018 #3 Hellequin said: no idea if anyone else finds this, but my reversing light has never been very bright. Is this usual and is there an easy way to make it brighter? Click to expand... Yep, it's very poor and, no, I don't know how to make it brighter, either.
Hellequin said: no idea if anyone else finds this, but my reversing light has never been very bright. Is this usual and is there an easy way to make it brighter? Click to expand... Yep, it's very poor and, no, I don't know how to make it brighter, either.
H Hellequin Member Ashtead, Surrey Jan 11, 2018 #4 a shame that, have to have a more detailed look around
U Umfaan Senior member Miskin , South Wales Jan 11, 2018 #5 I have a Led Bulb in my daily car ..very bright ...not sure if our brake lights are on the Canbus..easily sorted with a Resistor though if you go Led .
I have a Led Bulb in my daily car ..very bright ...not sure if our brake lights are on the Canbus..easily sorted with a Resistor though if you go Led .
S Scooba_Steve Elite NW London & Somerset Jan 11, 2018 #6 The better option is to code out the checks. Reverse isn't usually checked anyway.