That would be illegal to have rear facing white lights on continuously while driving.
The intended use would be on trails so maybe even if it was kicked up to a higher MPH was why I was asking. That said, I also switched them to yellow LED bulbs.
Yellow is not legal either to have on continuously. Yellow can only be used for turn signals at the rear end.
That's not true. These are state-level laws and most states allow both red and amber rear facing lighting on the road.
That was not my question and besides that, I am looking to use them in off-road use. Stay out of the lighting forum, there are plenty there with rear mounted LED lights much brighter than the ones near the 3rd brake light.
Rear facing yellow is only allowed for the turn signals or emergency flashers. They can't be on continuously.
What I was trying to point out is that Ford has them set up to turn off when the vehicle is moving because it is not legal to have them on when moving on-road. You could re-wire them with your own switch.
I understand that, I am hoping they left a setting in there to increase the mph or just disable it for off hwy use. It is hard for me to tell but think they turn off around 5-10mph.
What are you arguing here? He said it was for off road use.
I had the unpleasant experience to drive behind a pickup truck that had rear facing white lights that he forgot to turn off. They were blinding. My point is that Ford programmed it so that can't happen. The OP wants to defeat that feature.
