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wnjj
Sep 11, 2013Explorer II
fj12ryder wrote:W.E.BGood wrote:Or maybe he was just suggesting that a flash back will show the individual that he doesn't have his brights on. I don't believe he was suggesting to leave the brights on. I've done this when someone flashes me and I don't have the high beams on, it just tells them that I don't. Big deal.transamz9 wrote:
The next time someone hits their bright lights at you , do the same to them. Then they will see the light.
Brilliant! (no pun intended) That'll solve the problem. Go right ahead and do it, maybe he'll run across an LEO who can give him an extra incentive to FIX the problem.:R
He got flashed because the lights ARE bright. I don't think the original flasher cares whether the switch is set to bright or not. If people keep flashing the OP, the problem is his truck and not all of those drivers' lack of knowledge about the switch. He knows this which is why he is on here asking.
I've have people flash me back when I flashed at their horribly bright lights and their high beams were actually less bright because they shot over my head. I'd rather they left them on bright.
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