Red lights are supposed to mark the rear of a vehicle right? Why would you want to put red lights on the back side of your breather? I bought a truck that previous owner installed red breather lights on the rear brackets and Amber on the front. Aftermarket sells red breather light kits. Why would you want to take the risk of someone assuming the breather lights were the rear of your truck and side swiping you??? Granted it would take a really bad driver to do so but this day in age it would not be surprising!
And the colored lights…..Blue pink purple etc. Just waiting to get a ticket!!!
Red breather lights????
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by tnc110, Aug 27, 2022.
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Because you see the red lights from behind the truck .. I sure wouldn't want amber lights on.the back light bar of my air cleaners...Thats just wrong.no different than my fender mounted turn signals their amber in the front lens and red in the back lens... and their on my front fenders.. same difference with your airclearner lights
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Actually I need to correct my 1st post all my lenses are clear on my truck but the lights in them are either amber or red
The red lights ALWAYS face the rear and Amber towards the front .. ALWAYS
So OP since you asked that question obviously your not cool enough to sport air clearner lights .. take them off and run nakedBean Jr., Cattleman84, Another Canadian driver and 3 others Thank this. -
Not arguing, but where can I find this written as law? Everything I’m seeing shows red to be placed at rear most applicable location of the truck/trailer.Another Canadian driver and Last Call Thank this. -
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