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Old 04-08-2009, 12:43 PM   #28 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by wstar View Post
Because a rear fog light is *not* supposed to be on all the time. You only turn it on when you're actually in very low visibility situations, like dense fog. I understand that and agree With normal visibility it will annoy and confuse other drivers, it will be at least as bright as a lit up brake light, possibly moreso. I figure that would be a plus, bringing more attention to the rear of the car and your brake lights possibly could prevent an accident

Oh and as for the switch, I'm planning to wire it to an ignition-controlled power source, so there won't be any concern about leaving it on to drain the battery.Good Idea thats typically how I have done all my add ons unless they required a constant source of power for memory functions
Either way yall decide to do it I think its a great idea and should have been left on all models regardless of where they are destined for. Hell Nissan could have toted it as another safety feature exclusive to them here in the US.

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