Theoretically..... These lights could be wired into your brake and turn signal lights correct? I mean to say. Light them up with your tail lights, and they get brighter when you use your brakes or turn signals?
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In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue gun, because the OEM strips are weaksauce and about as sticky as dry stamps
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u can use them as brake lights or turn -s r running lights but only one at time I am use them as tail lights and they look good and r bright
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You are connected to the turn signal wire should be connected to brake light wire
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They could work as a brake and running lights, but it's depending on your car or bike.
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I drive a Yamaha vstar, and I removed the side reflectors on the back, made the holes larger and mounted them there. Then put some red reflective tape on that I cut to fit on another area on the bike. These work as tail lights OR brake lights, BUT NOT BOTH. Just so you are aware.
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They only light up with your lights being on. Bright Tails makes an alternative that lights up with brakes and turn signals, though.
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In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue gun, because the OEM strips are weaksauce and about as sticky as dry stamps In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue... » Read More In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue gun, because the OEM strips are weaksauce and about as sticky as dry stamps « Show Less
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Brake and stop are the same? If you are asking tail light,stop light and turn signal then yes if your bulb is an 1157? Look on your bulb and the metal part should be marked 1157
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James, They function as advertised, turn (flasher) signal and parking lights.You need to run a signal from the brake signal to the light.
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They should, but don't work for brake lights / running lights because there arent 2 stages of lights. Mine burned out quickly, I think because of wiring
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In night mode the center led light stays lit to act as a tail light. When the brake lever is activated two more led lights activate as well. Would function as a tail light and brake light on it's own.
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There are wires.I cannot find my notes but somewhere in the comments on these someone tells exactly which is turn,run and brake.Simple to wire and very good lights with excellent visibility..White wire goes to ground ( any metal surface will work). This goes for both lights. ****White wire from trailer connection also goes to any available ground. Black wire is for your running lights. ****Black wire from both lights goes to the brown wire from the trailer connection. Green wire is for your turn signal and brake lights. Connect correctly the brake lights will also work. ****One green wire from the lights goes to the yellow wire from the trailer connection. (The right turn signal) ****The other green wire from the light goes to the green wire from the trailer connection.(The left turn si
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No, I think not. Turn signals rely on incandescent bulbs to flash at the correct rate, but brake lamps are modulated differently here ... by an electronic circuit which is not dependent on resistance through the bulbs, but instead is self-regulated by the circuit itself. I have a brake modulator on one of my motorcycles with LED tail lamps and, if anything, they enhance the flashing because of their shorter illumination/decay times. They will flash faster and go completely off between flashes whereas a bulb will only appear to pulse bright-to-dim-to-bright repeatedly in a dull display. Go for it!
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yes, the wire from the brake light switch (load side) goes to the turn signal switch
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The plug-and-play works for brake lights and turn signals only. There is a white hardwire reverse light hook up that you need to run it to your taillight if you want to have reverse lights work. This is not something that is plug-and-play.
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Yes. They come with a standard 3 wire pigtail in the package (ground, brake light, tail light). If you're replacing an existing oval trailer tail light, you may be able to just plug these in to the existing connector. If you're wiring something new, you can use the supplied pigtail.
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No. Wire it in ahead of where the harness splits and goes to the different lights IF you want your regular brake lights to flash. Most people are wiring them in to the third brake light only though. If you use one unit for each light, you will have lights blinking at different rates.