Andyc
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Appreciate the above interest in my initial question re centre amber light between the two LED headlights.
Without boring with UK car lighting design and regulations they have been altered to operate to conform.
White DRL lights shine bright (would have thought as per Forscan modification in this thread) together with rear red tail lights plus rear plate lights, upon engine running and putting in drive. This occurs with light switch in position O and 1 ( we call side lights you call Park lights). In position 2 (auto) they stay the same bright light if headlights are not needed.
Position 2 dark enough to turn on headlights and position 3 ( headlights on dipped or main beam). The DRL's dim to the less bright light. This addresses the possibility of causing light glare problems when driving in the dark as mentioned.
Non flashing amber lamps are not permitted in the UK hence the center bar not lighting up.
Once the vehicle has been registered, amber marker lights on American trucks do not tend to draw the attention of the authorities and are often reinstated. I will try and locate where power to the amber strips has been isolated.
Camera does not bring out the difference of DRL brightness but is very different to the eye.
Without boring with UK car lighting design and regulations they have been altered to operate to conform.
White DRL lights shine bright (would have thought as per Forscan modification in this thread) together with rear red tail lights plus rear plate lights, upon engine running and putting in drive. This occurs with light switch in position O and 1 ( we call side lights you call Park lights). In position 2 (auto) they stay the same bright light if headlights are not needed.
Position 2 dark enough to turn on headlights and position 3 ( headlights on dipped or main beam). The DRL's dim to the less bright light. This addresses the possibility of causing light glare problems when driving in the dark as mentioned.
Non flashing amber lamps are not permitted in the UK hence the center bar not lighting up.
Once the vehicle has been registered, amber marker lights on American trucks do not tend to draw the attention of the authorities and are often reinstated. I will try and locate where power to the amber strips has been isolated.
Camera does not bring out the difference of DRL brightness but is very different to the eye.
