Does the Nissan Sylphy have only one reversing light?
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The Nissan Sylphy has only one reversing light because it is designed with a single reversing light, located on the same side as the driver's seat at the rear. The function of the reversing light: When the Sylphy is shifted into reverse gear, the reversing light switch activates the reversing light circuit. The white reversing light installed at the rear of the Sylphy illuminates to warn vehicles and pedestrians behind, while also providing illumination. Some vehicles are additionally equipped with a reversing buzzer or voice warning device, which emits an audible signal during reversing to indicate that the vehicle is moving backward. Working principle of the reversing light switch: The reversing light switch is a normally open switch (normally disconnected). When the gear is shifted into reverse, the mechanical mechanism presses down the switch contacts, promptly closing the circuit. Once the circuit is closed, the reversing light turns on and the reversing warning sound activates. When the gear is changed and the reverse gear is disengaged, the switch contacts spring back, and the reversing light circuit returns to an open state.