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Factory price 5 inch 40W auto lighting system led spot light
1.Stainless steel bracket
2.high intensity LED
3.CE ROHS

1. Wide operating voltage range: it can apply to different types of vehicles .

2. Long life: more than ordinary advanced LED light bulbs, more than 30000 hours life .

3. Aluminum casing, shock-proof waterproof better.

4. Light perception: a softer light to prevent glare.

5. Waterproof and anti-corrosion: it can in the rain or harsh environments.

6. Lumen is 90-120LUMEN / W, much higher than ordinary halogen 20-30LUMEN / W.

7. One year limited warranty.

8. LED work lights are widely applied to enhance lighting, eg.Vessels,Bus,Off-road vehicles,Trucks,Fire Engines,Forklifts,Mining,Trains,Tanks,etc

Q: The difference between the two - lens and double - lens: Double light lens in the variable light blank, with a lens can be achieved near light and high light, a car mounted pair of dual lens can be (such as the Audi A5), save space, variable speed fast, but there are mechanical parts, High cost, relatively short life, but in the car's life, generally not bad.

Q: i own a 2001 maxima and noticed that the airbag light has been blinking. i just bought the car about a week ago and is has been blinking since then. does anyone know how to fix this or what it could be? any help is appreciated.: The blinking of the light is usually in a two digit code that tells what is wrong with the airbag system. Counting the flashes to get that number code, then looking up in a auto computer book, or online for your make, model of car can help identify the problem area. Many times it is just a case where a car has been damaged in an accident, but not one to have set off the air bag, but has caused a wire to come loose in the system to ground. You would have to trace out your air bag wiring to find it, but most times it just isn't economically feasible to take it to a dealer to do. The light will flash a certain number of times, pause for about two to three seconds, then flash another number of times. After each code flashing the light will be off for several seconds before it starts to flash again. Once you have the code that is flashed you can then start looking to the code info online for your car. There are several places to do this, including some manufacturers sites. Good Luck.

Q: When I try to start my 95 cadillac seville sts it says auto theft security system, wait 3 minutes, 2 minutes, 1 minute, start car,starting disabled. An does it all over again. How to get these off.: Sorry Rick29148, you're wrong on this one. GM uses a system called VATS. (PATS is Ford) Vats is known for failing and there are a few different ways to bypass it. The security, antitheft or lock picture/icon is a visual indication that something in the car's antitheft system is failing. In most GM cars and trucks there is a hidden system that most people are unaware even exists. From the moment you put your key in the ignition, there begins a constant line of communication between your key's security chip or transponder, to the ignition's lock cylinder, and then to the car's TDM (Theft Deterrent Module). These 3 parts are in CONSTANT communication. If the key is in the ignition, then these parts are sending signals to each other. The security light illuminates when that signal gets broken, even just for a second. When the signal breaks, the car misinterprets this as an attempt at theft and goes into antitheft mode. The car thinks its being stolen or hotwired because it is not getting that signal from YOUR specific key. This is why the security light turns on and shuts down your vehicle. This link explains it pretty well. vatspasslockpasskeysecurityhelp.y...

Q: Dodge Caravan 2003Code P0456Check engine light came on, got it checked at Auto Zone. Said it was EVAP small leak detected.ExplanationThe ECM has detected a large leak in the EVAP system during a system monitor test.1. Defective, loose or missing fuel cap (So we replaced it)2. Evap canister broke, hose cracked or not connected3. Purge or vent solenoid defective4. Vacum leak at engineWe fixed the gas cap but the same code is coming up.They said it could be fixed by us but they might not have any parts we need. There not sure which one it is.Will it mess up my car if we just leave it alone?How much would this cost to fix?What all could it be?: Check the vent solenoid. Sometimes the filter on it will fill with dirt, and cause it to get stuck open. If thats the case, it will need to be replaced

Q: I‘ve had my 2001 Chevy Impala 3.4 for almost 6 years now. I understand its not the most reliable car considering I‘ve had to make multiple mechanical repairs on it. But I‘ve recently stumbled over the newest of issues. While driving down the road, my battery light will come on for a few seconds, and then go away. Sometimes the SECURITY light comes on and won‘t go away until i restart the car. And also, sometimes, my buckle up warning light barks at me, even though i always wear my belt. This all started fairly recently, and I‘m clueless. Any similar experiences out there or some good ideas maybe?: Drive your car to the nearest auto parts store and ask them to perform a charging system test for you. Also, ask them to do a load test on your battery. This will usually identify the source of the problems you're experiencing.

Q: Where there are modified car headlamps: Go to the professional change the light shop do not listen to let the repair shop what the installation of xenon lights harmed people installed xenon lamp is best to put the lens

Q: 2003 hyundai sonata:My car engine stopped humming when I was waiting for a light and I wasn‘t able to move. The battery was fine (I put my hazard lights on) and the gas was fine. However, it was on drive and I wasn‘t able to shift past neutral to put it in park and turn off the car, and the brake pedal was locked (I couldn‘t push down)After about 10 minutes (after calling AAA and someone for advice) I was somehow able to shift it to park and turn the car off. I then restarted the engine and everything was fine. Is this because of the anti-lock braking system or is it some other issue?: Antilock brakes have nothing to do with it- those just prevent the wheels from locking up. Is your Check Engine Light on? If so, you can go to Auto Zone or Advance Auto Parts and have then use their computer to check your computer for free. Write back here with what the finding is. There is a chance this is due to your alternator, so have the folks at Advance run a charging systems test.

Q: My set light blinks when i engage my cruise control for my 05 sentra: I absolutely hate Sentras, worst car Nissan makes. Yeah could be a faulty computer or ground.

Q: it wont start but i can push start it but when its on all of the dash lights stay on and when i try too unhook the battery it dies also when i try to start it the starter motor just clicks??? could this be the alternator???: most likely,most auto part stores can check the charging system for you,or just the alternator,lights are probably staying on due to low voltage,if alternator checks out good,check for a short between alternator and battery

Q: my 2000 chevy suburban starts, then stalls.if when i get da car started it lacks power then stalls out.any help wud be appreciated, thanx!: Does the check engine light go out after the engine starts? If so ,it could be a plugged fuel filter located on the drivers side frame.Their could be multiple things that would cause this and it is best to get a test done for code problems. A friend of mine had the same problem and the fuel line just above the fuel pump had burst and would not hold fuel pressure and the engine would die.Best of luck to you.

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