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Visor Mirror Lights...
Does anyone else notice that the visor lights tend to flicker a lot? I didn't notice it at first, but mine tend to flicker and go back and forth between bright and dim a great deal. I'm not really worried about it persay, I'm just curious if it indicates some kind of pending electrical trouble. Thanks guys.
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Originally Posted by SapphireTorrent
Does anyone else notice that the visor lights tend to flicker a lot? I didn't notice it at first, but mine tend to flicker and go back and forth between bright and dim a great deal. I'm not really worried about it persay, I'm just curious if it indicates some kind of pending electrical trouble. Thanks guys.
Maybe check the bulbs to see if they are loose.
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Re: Visor Mirror Lights...
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Originally Posted by SapphireTorrent
Does anyone else notice that the visor lights tend to flicker a lot? I didn't notice it at first, but mine tend to flicker and go back and forth between bright and dim a great deal. I'm not really worried about it persay, I'm just curious if it indicates some kind of pending electrical trouble. Thanks guys.
Maybe check the bulbs to see if they are loose.
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Not having visor lights, I can't speak to the experience, but it would seem to me that any incandescent lamp should not flicker unless there is a wiring/power or connection/contact problem somewhere.
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The theater lighting may look a little flickery.. but that wouldn't effect visors.. which is the reason I'm asking for more detail.
The visor adjustment if left alone should definately not give you any flicker.
The visor adjustment if left alone should definately not give you any flicker.
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we need to know exactly which lighting he is talking about, it sounds to me like he is talking about the vanity lights which are not on a potentiometer as far as i know of
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
we need to know exactly which lighting he is talking about, it sounds to me like he is talking about the vanity lights which are not on a potentiometer as far as i know of