Third Brake Light?
The third - upper - brake light on my Ford pickup is completely blocked by a truck camper. I don't think I've ever seen a truck camper that has one. Come to think of it, I can't remember ever seeing...
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For the record, I'm not worried about being rear ended because I don't have a third brake light. I drove vehicles that didn't have such a light for many years. Nor am I worried that I'll be arrested for putting an aftermarket one on my camper.
I'm simply curious as to why they don't come with them, and I was wondering if it might be because of some stupid, outdated bureaucratic regulations.
I'd forgotten just how broadly diverse the RV community was here. We clearly have all kinds of people here - including a few rude idiots.
As for the lack of a dedicated wire, or the need for a converter, I'm clearly missing something. We already send power to both the left and right tail lights when we step on the brakes. Why could the same power not also be routed to the third light?
Perhaps one of the more knowledgeable people here could - politely - explain it to me? Thanks.
I'm simply curious as to why they don't come with them, and I was wondering if it might be because of some stupid, outdated bureaucratic regulations.
I'd forgotten just how broadly diverse the RV community was here. We clearly have all kinds of people here - including a few rude idiots.
As for the lack of a dedicated wire, or the need for a converter, I'm clearly missing something. We already send power to both the left and right tail lights when we step on the brakes. Why could the same power not also be routed to the third light?
Perhaps one of the more knowledgeable people here could - politely - explain it to me? Thanks.
