It says it comes with reverse lights, does it have a certain number on it cause if the reverse lights are different numbers their gonna blow
1061707
I've had them on my F150 for over a year. I installed it myself in half an hour put some silicone on the ends to ensure water proof. And some eletrical grease on the plug. Work great.
1061708
I've had my bar hooked up for 4 months now and no problems thus far. I hooked it up myself in a couple hours. My 60" bar has 40 red led's and 20 white led's for reverse. If I have any problems I will post but so far I'm very happy with this bar good construction and the glue tape on it is strong as hell.
1269597
You have to make sure you are connected to the reverse light circuit. Also check the polarities maybe.
1839839
There is not a switch for reverse lights, however if you are doing your own work, you can rig up a switch opposite to the neutral safety switch.
2001838
As long as you wire the lights to two different wires/reverse lights then the same gauge as your truck is fine. Since they are LED they don't draw too much. I went with 10 gauge so I could add other lights in the future.
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
922405
you tie the reverse wire to the reverse light so when you put it into reverse it will automatically come on
462120
It sounds more like a ground problem. Dash lights and turn signals use a different circuit. Make sure the connector for your dash is fully pressed in. These lights don't affect current flow just direction. If they are reverse polarity they won't illuminate they shouldn't cause any other issues. Good luck.
601409
to be honest with you when it was installed by my electrician he adjusted it. If I am not wrong there should be a switch on the motor to reverse. You should try this and see or read the instructions details. Sorry cant be of more help. It is a great fan and reliable. Great BUY!!
1062200
Going in reverse. I can't tell you how bright they are because the instructions are so confusing.
1415486
It depends what power source it is hooked up to. If the power source is hooked to the backup light plus and minus wires, then it will work with reverse gear. If the power source is from the battery or acc key it will work when the key is turned on or all the time if it is hooked only to the battery. I hope this helps. Harry
345596
I used the(white) ones for the reverse lights. If I were to use them for the brake (red) lights, I would get the red ones. The ones I have that I using for back up lights are very Bright white light....
1548439
It does. Has a couple of LEDs on the top. Also recommend the sequential tail lights so you don't need the turn signal lights.
2156582
I'm not sure I have them as reverse lights and they work great. I couldn't tell you about blinkers.
605173
yes it dfoes have a switch in the center between the 2 lights. I can recommend these lights. I purchased 6 of them to replace aging ones in my 2004 5th Wheel
994086
no. all it has is a positive and a ground wire. I wired mine directly to my back up lights.
369658
I dont have that specific light but it looks like it has the same rear. I believe ot will.
585335
You need to see if your vehicle already does this by checking the power to the headlights with the switch on High and Low beams, if the low beam is not on high beam then you need to get the correct unit that uses negative ground switching. It is a specific model of quad beam for GM vehicles. Tim