Reply to "Back Up Lights"

jb1490Member

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I do not even need a key to test the back-up lights. My lights are on a constant hot. No keys needed. That's why we can forget and leave lights on and return to a dead battery.

That's why the back-up lights should be on a key. My '71 is on the key, as per the SOBill diagram.

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Why design a car to have back-up lights go on when the rest of the lights are off?

So that they (the back-up lights) will act as a warning to others that you are intending to back up the car. Kind of like having the brake lights warning of your intention to slow down or stop the car.

John

10/25/0910:52 AM

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