Vehicle lighting system description,car lighting,car lighting led,car lighting interior,car lightning mcqueenVehicle lighting system description,car lighting,car lighting led,car lighting interior,car lightning mcqueen

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Vehicle Lighting system

  **       Vehicle have a different type of car lighting system is used at different way.      ** Vehicle/car lighting genuine Headlight watt 55-60 Watt,       55 means head light Low beam 60 means head light high beam in** Hazard bulb front and rear side 21 watt Vehicle left and right side 5 watt** Push bulb consume in 5 watt** Brake bulb consume 21 watt**Reverse gear bulb consume 21 watt


 Modern vehicle have a (HID= High intensity discharge) bulb is used


Vehicle lighting system description,car lighting,car lighting led,car lighting interior,car lightning mcqueen
Vehicle lighting system description,car lighting,car lighting led,car lighting interior,car lightning mcqueen

LIGHT ASSEMBLY

Vehicle interior have a some light for passenger need for find something and this light have various features join to the Toyota like blue colour high or low effect type light are fitted this are great features i have ever seen. and there is additionally fitted in small glove box there you used like sunglass box
Vehicle lighting system description,car lighting,car lighting led,car lighting interior,car lightning mcqueen
Vehicle lighting system description,car lighting,car lighting led,car lighting interior,car lightning mcqueen

                           Personal light

This light it fitted on vehicle interior centre
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 Some light are fitted on vehicle passenger  and driver front side it is called vanity   light .this light is rapidly used in passenger or any person for checking like face because is a fitting on the front of the face 
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Vehicle lighting system description,car lighting,car lighting led,car lighting interior,car lightning mcqueen

                                                           Venity light assembly


 **Rear tail light assembly

Rear light assembly is a various function for safety like when applying brake that time glowing brake light and when we reverse gear shifting that time glowing reverse gear light for see the back side customer for stop the vehicle and reduce the accident .
Some brand have a different type of tail light is used and this light are look like just awesome and modern vehicle mostly used led light for best looking and high quality lighting effect.
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