2007-2013 Toyota Corolla How to Replace the Third Brake Light Αλλαγή Τρίτου Φως Φρένου

OEM Part Number for Third Brake Light (Lamp Set, Stop Center) 81006-33010
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1. Do you need a 3rd brake light?
Federal law mandates that all vehicles have the third brake light outfitted within the car. Additionally, the third light must be comparable to the other brake lights on the vehicle so that it is not distracting to the drivers behind the vehicle.
2. What do you call the third brake light on a car?
Third brake lights are also known as centre high mount stop lamps (CHMSL) because they are commonly installed high and smack at the center of a vehicle's rear window or deck lid where it's most visible to tailing motorists. Safety is definitely improved with this light in place.
3. Why do cars have a third brake light?
According to a study, a distracted car driver is more likely to slow down the car, if a third brake light in installed in the vehicle in front of him. Also, called safety brake lamp or high-level brake lamp, the third brake light helps fellow drivers in knowing when you hit the brakes
4. What year did the 3rd brake light come out?
1986,
In 1986, the Center High Mount Stop Lamp (CHMSL) - or what we all think of as the “third brake light” - was mandated for use in the United States. The theory, of course, was that a brake light placed higher and more prominently at the back of the car would help to prevent rear-end collisions
5. Why is my brake light out?
When your brake lights don't work, it is usually because of a blown fuse, a worn-out or broken brake light switch, or a burned-out light bulb
6. Is it illegal to not have a 3rd brake light?
As mentioned, all cars 86 and up require a third brake light. You can remove it if you like, but you won't pass your state inspection without it. If a cop is behind you, he may pull you over for not having it, as it's a pretty important safety feature.
7. Who suggested the third brake light?
Origins of the Third Brake Light
The third brake light can trace its history back to the mid-1970s, when a psychologist named John Voevodsky conducted a study on taxi cabs in San Francisco.
8. Can I drive with low brake fluid?
Low brake fluid or worn brake pads are other reasons your Brake Warning Light may come on. ... If the brakes are leaking, you will not be able to stop the car. This is dangerous and your vehicle should not be driven in this condition.