Open the tail box and gently remove the plastic panel on the side of the tail light. Remove the screws, grab the tail light and put it back and slowly pull it off to replace the brake light. Note that the replacement bulb must be consistent with the original specifications, and the surface of the bulb must not be polluted, otherwise it will cause no light concentration, and wipe it clean with alcohol if necessary.
Every car is equipped with brake lights, headlights, fog lights, width lights, turn signals, reversing lights, license plate lights, daytime running lights, and the meaning of each light is different, so once you use the wrong signal lights on the road Safe driving has a big impact. The brake light will light up when braking, and it is mainly used to inform the car behind to slow down or stop, which can effectively reduce the occurrence of accidents. Headlights are divided into high beam and low beam. The high beam light source is high and far away. It is generally used on roads without street lights at night. When driving at high speed, it can also be used to prompt or overtake. It should be noted that when meeting cars, be sure to switch the high beam to low beam. The low beam light source is close and low, and is generally used on roads with street lights. The width indicator light is used to prompt the width and length of the vehicle body at night. The turn signal is used to remind vehicles or pedestrians to turn and merge, and the double flash in emergency is also realized by it. Fog lights are used to help drivers improve visibility in foggy weather. The reversing lights will come on synchronously when the reverse gear is engaged. The license plate light is used to illuminate the license plate at night, and the Road Traffic Safety Law stipulates that the camera light must be turned on when driving at night. Daytime running lights are specially used to remind pedestrians or cars to pay attention to safety when driving during the day.
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