My backing lights seem very dim I was wondering if any one else thought so & if there is anything I could do (besides keeping 'em clean) to get more light when I am in reverse. :?:

Thanks ya'll
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[quote:bab0703752=" "]My backing lights seem very dim I was wondering if any one else thought so & if there is anything I could do (besides keeping 'em clean) to get more light when I am in reverse.[/quote:bab0703752]

It just occurred to me that it may not be that the backup lights are dim, per se, but that we're viewing them through tinted rear windows.

Same solution to the problem, though: brighter bulbs. :)

-brendan

Besides everyones obsession with the front fog scene doing the rears seem more useful and neat. I like the LR Freelander extra red lights in the back and I like the Pontiac Vibe? round back up lights. It seems so cheap and easy to spiff up the rear with lights. I'd love to flood the parking lot when I back out. WHOA! that guys backing out. Give him room!

Thanks guys for the info briter blubs good plan.
I use my side view mirrors to back up, I drove a bucket truck for the power company and there was no view thru the back of that 26,000# truck.
I noticed this backing down a curving drive downhill, moonless night, damp road no trees. It was way darker than I was used too w the accord & other low profile cars.

Thanks again kwhkop