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How the warning lamp works

The warning lamp is controlled by the electronic control unit (ECU) fitted to the vehicle. When the ignition is turned ON, the ECU checks the external components to make sure they are working correctly. After this initial test has been completed, some ABS systems will turn the warning lamp OFF, and it will then only reappear if a fault is detected once the vehicle is moving (faster than 7kph). If the warning lamp stays ON when the vehicle is stationary it may indicate a fault, alternatively it could be that the ECU is waiting to receive the correct wheel speed signals from the ABS sensors. Once this happens from all the ABS sensors fitted to the vehicle, the Warning Lamp will go OFF.

One thing all ABS systems have in common, is that the warning lamp should go OFF when the vehicle is driven avove 7kph. If the vehicle lamp stays ON above this speed, it means there is a fault in the system. NB - some electronic dashboards do not show a warning lamp until a fault appears.

With the Led Fog Lights you do not have to worry of your safety on the road since they will help you avoid unnecessary road accidents. Therefore, if you have to travel at night and you develop any problem with your car lights, then you can now try the Led Fog Lights. They will give the best driving experience, comfort and safety for your journey.

If you have to travel in conditions of too much rain or snow then the fog lights is able to provide high visibility for you for a longer service. They are also quite economical and can save much more power. They come in different sizes and are quite efficient in use.

They have been designed in a way that makes them much more flexible. If you are interested in purchasing the Led Fog Lights you can first go through the website and see the different fog lights available in the market. There are quite a number of manufactures sites where you can get much more elaborate information, which will save your time and money.

Drive safely next time and do not forget to get and to install the right bulb on your car!

Fitment Information: If you have non-factory (aftermarket) headlights, then you will have to choose one of the universal applications. IF YOU HAVE OR WILL PURCHASE THE HEADLIGHTS WE SELL, please view the product description page for your headlights to see which bulb type you need. Do not use with other aftermarket headlights unless you know it will work. When using with aftermarket PROJECTOR headlights, we recommend using the 6000K HID color to assure that your projector lenses last the longest. If you have separate high-beams and low-beams on your headlight assemblies, as most customers will, then you will have to buy a separate HID kit for the high and low beams. Most customers just convert their low beams, as this is what is used 99% of the time. Also, these kits are NOT designed to replace OEM HID Xenon Bulb that may have come with your vehicle from the factory.

Disclaimer: Although this product may actually make driving safer (by illuminating the road better), please check your local laws to determine if this product is approved for use on public roads in your area.