How do you know if you have or do not have cornering lights?
992475
When you turn on your turn signal there is a white light which stays lit on the side, not the front of the car.
1988513
no it sure doesn't and after we go it ,,,it has lights that go around and one side stop working I wouldn't suggest it hope that helps..
2008302
No, it does not show! You have to find (for yourself) a positive in the fuse box or elsewhere that lights on when you turn the key. The negative to the body. But after all this trouble it will stop working in the first sign of water or rain. MANY LEDS WILL STOP WORKING. IT'S JUST NOT WORTH THE PRICE NOR THE TROUBLE!!
2008300
No, it does not show! You have to find (for yourself) a positive in the fuse box or elsewhere that lights on when you turn the key. The negative to the body.But after all this trouble it will stop working in the first sign of water or rain. MANY LEDS WILL STOP WORKING.IT'S JUST NOT WORTH THE PRICE NOR THE TROUBLE!!
1786792
Some newer cars have electronics that detect a difference in the amount of current being drawn, in order to let you know that you have a bulb out. LED lights use far less power, leading to the false warning you have. In many of these cars the warning only applies to specific light, such as turn signals - so using them in reverse lights would be no problem. Other cars require "can bus" compatible bulbs to avoid errors, and in others, a resistor must be added to correct the problem. If you are using them as reverse lights, try to determine if you car uses "can-bus". If using them in turn signals, try them instead as reverse lights. Some newer cars have electronics that detect a difference in the amount of current being drawn, in order to let you know that you have a bulb out. LED lights use far less power, leading to the false warning you have. In many of these cars the warning only applies to specific light, such as turn signals - so using them in reverse lights would be no problem. Other cars require "can bus" compatible bulbs to avoid errors, and in others, a resistor must be added to correct the problem. If you are using them as reverse lights, try to determine if you car uses "can-bus". If... » Read More Some newer cars have electronics that detect a difference in the amount of current being drawn, in order to let you know that you have a bulb out. LED lights use far less power, leading to the false warning you have. In many of these cars the warning only applies to specific light, such as turn signals - so using them in reverse lights would be no problem. Other cars require "can bus" compatible bulbs to avoid errors, and in others, a resistor must be added to correct the problem. If you are using them as reverse lights, try to determine if you car uses "can-bus". If using them in turn signals, try them instead as reverse lights. « Show Less
829630
Mine has RED indicator lights also. I haven't used it often but it seems to work fine.
149347
No. If you dont put in load resistors the lights might blink fast, and a fault code might occur (or engine light). My car (an E36), did not originally have a "switch back" light function on the corner lights, so I had to wire in relays as well.
682932
more light would reflect back into the vehicle than would go out. turn on your overhead lights on a dark night and see how much less visibility those tiny things give you.
1686749
I haven't recieved one. But I do get bright lighted often. And cops say they are too bright but yet can't write a ticket due to the lights being a high intensity discharge headlight
234866
I would go to the vehicle selection icon and type in your vehicle info to find out if it does or not.
753124
They only light up with your lights being on. Bright Tails makes an alternative that lights up with brakes and turn signals, though.
518601
It depends on your car. I would have a look at the upper and lower lights and see if the current lights are different. In my VK Tiguan car, I have the same lights (total of 6 I think).
1127105
no i don't, but your lights will not dim. i have ele shift and a winch no change since i installed them
664973
I have the same set, my top is turn signal, bottom are running lights, It just might depend on your wiring Hope this helps, Ron @ ronjl60@gmail.com
486826
no, the new lights come with ready to install, you will no longer have the courtesy lights.
2201933
If your dashboard security light is coming on, then start with this as this is most likely the problem and you can avoid paying for a diagnosis. If the security light is not coming on, it could still be this part, however a proper diagnosis should be done to verify for sure to prevent replacing parts that are working fine. You can go to most part stores and they can test the battery and starter to make sure no problem exists in that system and that test is usually free. The only other part we sell often that is related to this is the headlight switch, even if the headlights are working ok, the security circuit uses the same circuit. If your dashboard security light is coming on, then start with this as this is most likely the problem and you can avoid paying for a diagnosis. If the security light is not coming on, it could still be this part, however a proper diagnosis should be done to verify for sure to prevent replacing parts that are working fine. You can go to most part stores and they can test the battery and starter to make sure no problem exists in that system and that test is usually free. The only other part we sell often that is related to this is the headlight switch, even if the headlights are working ok,... » Read More If your dashboard security light is coming on, then start with this as this is most likely the problem and you can avoid paying for a diagnosis. If the security light is not coming on, it could still be this part, however a proper diagnosis should be done to verify for sure to prevent replacing parts that are working fine. You can go to most part stores and they can test the battery and starter to make sure no problem exists in that system and that test is usually free. The only other part we sell often that is related to this is the headlight switch, even if the headlights are working ok, the security circuit uses the same circuit. « Show Less
315102
No turn signals. Just front and rear lights. Front is halogen and rear is LED.