Do you check your lights?
When you're behind a vehicle with lots of chrome or there's a full size truck behind you?
I like to do a light check when I see them all lit. |
Every. Singe. Time. Sometimes when its not even Chrome but a lighter color, just so I can see the reflection and make sure both are working haha
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Yes. Of course. I'll check high beams and fog lights too.
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haha no matter what car i am in I check my lights in the reflection and then point it out to my wife " Hey look i can see my car " she rolls her eyes
don't get me started on mirrored windows :D |
here's how I check all my lights. Turn em all on...get out...walk to the front..all while in my driveway..ha ha.
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You have far too much energy :p some times I tell my wife when she's walking to the car to check them. |
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Yea, checking the brake lights is a little tougher. You have to be really fast to step on the pedal and run behind the car before the lights go out :dance:
I check mine in the garage, you can step on the pedal and see them on the closed door |
I try to check my spoiler too when I hit 75, but I always fail :-( Alas
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A good idea, especially for our older boxsters, have a replacement brake light switch on hand. Backing out of garage one sunny afternoon I noticed I had NO brake lights whatsoever per reflection on garage door. Wayne R. Dempsey's 101 Projects for your Porsche Boxster, p. 288, states they "have a tendency to fail once in a while." Easy DIY, done from inside car, remove defective switch from just above the brake pedal. No tools required. Approx $26.00 from Pelican, Suncoast, etc. |
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