what color is the light when you step on the brake? in the pic it looks pink or red is that corect?
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it's a red light. Ot acts as another tail kifht in that it is red when your lights are on and when you step on the brakes it turns a brighter red. Be warned that mine starte to peel about 3 months after i put it on. Im going to need to take it off and paint it because for now it looks like garbage.
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It is red. Not boy red (or girl red for that matter), just red. There is no pink if that is your concern.
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Yes, the light is red. Matches perfectly with the under HVAC controls light
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It is Highly possible that the two wires for the brake lights are reversed... I have had this issue a few times in the past with SPYDER products... easiest way to check is make 2 jumper wires... put one in one side of the pigtail and one in the other.... make sure they are long enough so you can put them in the place where the pigtail normally lines up and cross them.... have someone hit the brake pedal to see if that is the culprit.... if so you will need to cit and splice the wires so they go to the right connection. Or some other alternative of that nature.Hope thats all it is. Good Luck !!! It is Highly possible that the two wires for the brake lights are reversed... I have had this issue a few times in the past with SPYDER products... easiest way to check is make 2 jumper wires... put one in one side of the pigtail and one in the other.... make sure they are long enough so you can put them in the place where the pigtail normally lines up and cross them.... have someone hit the brake pedal to see if that is the culprit.... if so you will need to cit and splice the wires so they go to the right connection. Or some other alternative of that nature.Hope thats all it... » Read More It is Highly possible that the two wires for the brake lights are reversed... I have had this issue a few times in the past with SPYDER products... easiest way to check is make 2 jumper wires... put one in one side of the pigtail and one in the other.... make sure they are long enough so you can put them in the place where the pigtail normally lines up and cross them.... have someone hit the brake pedal to see if that is the culprit.... if so you will need to cit and splice the wires so they go to the right connection. Or some other alternative of that nature.Hope thats all it is. Good Luck !!! « Show Less
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I just clipped my light to one of the rear brake wires at the back of my seat & it has stayed on & not fallen off. Best of luck w/yours. The light is small but is quite visible b/c of the light output...it is very bright.
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Its a pinkish red, blue, green, and orange. But one of the speakers stopped working after a month. Ask the lights effects still work but only sound from one speaker
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Just ground the pink wire. Thinks the brake is always applied, full functionality at all times. Do NOT watch DVD's while driving!
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One red wire is for power. The other turns all the lights on. For ex. if you wanted all the lights to come on when you press the brake for some reason.
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Slightly orange red not fire engine red. Goes great with adjacent terra cotta family room. Yes has great rubber gaskets that stay on. Mine came in beautiful condition too.
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We have red. Not sure if it was "pink" that was ordered, but it is red. I cannot comment if there is a specific pink color.
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BRAKE = Red, RUNNING = White, GROUND = Black. If your wires ended up a different color for whatever reason, use your battery to test them. Ground is most likely going to be black in most cases. Ground the unit and touch (one at a time) on the positive terminal and whichever one lights up the LED's brighter is your STOP/TURN, depending on the application you are using it for. The dimmer of the two will be your running lights. Hopefully this helped answer your questions. One last thing, if you do not feel comfortable going strait to your battery post, you can use an in-line fuse and the one that I had purchased in the past, the mounting arm snapped and the whole assembly went flying off! good luck!!! BRAKE = Red, RUNNING = White, GROUND = Black. If your wires ended up a different color for whatever reason, use your battery to test them. Ground is most likely going to be black in most cases. Ground the unit and touch (one at a time) on the positive terminal and whichever one lights up the LED's brighter is your STOP/TURN, depending on the application you are using it for. The dimmer of the two will be your running lights. Hopefully this helped answer your questions. One last thing, if you do not feel comfortable going strait to your battery post, you can use an in-line fuse and the one... » Read More BRAKE = Red, RUNNING = White, GROUND = Black. If your wires ended up a different color for whatever reason, use your battery to test them. Ground is most likely going to be black in most cases. Ground the unit and touch (one at a time) on the positive terminal and whichever one lights up the LED's brighter is your STOP/TURN, depending on the application you are using it for. The dimmer of the two will be your running lights. Hopefully this helped answer your questions. One last thing, if you do not feel comfortable going strait to your battery post, you can use an in-line fuse and the one that I had purchased in the past, the mounting arm snapped and the whole assembly went flying off! good luck!!! « Show Less
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This is a rear light, it is red. The intent of this kit is to add it on when you already have the headlight & battery, that's why it comes with a splitter.
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Yes it is red. Excellent deal. The dealer wanted to charge over $400 to replace. I installed it in 5 minutes maybe less.
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Mine has red too, they work the same just have a different color indicator light.
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It's a light red color but not pink. It actually looks really great because the shape of the flames make the red glow nicely :)
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It's difficult to say, but it appears to be like a regular light bulbs. Because of red cover I can't tell as it lights up the same as the brake lights. My son installed it and it works great on my car which is '97 Ford Explorer ltd.
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green is ground / yellow is tail or dim/brown is brake or bright \. hope this will help you. I just wanted bright tail lights so wired the green to ground and the brown to hot. they work great.