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Mine also had one on the right fender, I added a second one on the left fender. More flashing lights the better for idiots to see on the road.
I plan to do a video or photo of the old lights on each setting versus the new LED lights as a comparison.
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Looking forward to the video WinkWinkWink. We replaced 2 "overhead" cab lights on the F2 several years ago, definitely a different looking "color" of light Smile
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I did this with the lights on my One-Sixty. 

https://youtu.be/5yjO1vMRfCQ
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Originally posted by Flyer Flyer wrote:

I did this with the lights on my One-Sixty. 

https://youtu.be/5yjO1vMRfCQ
I would think it was a police car with those lights. LOL....... I'm not smart enough or ambitious enough to try and figure out how to do that but it looks interesting for sure.
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