How to Replace the Brake Light on a Lavida?
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Lavida brake light replacement method is as follows: 1. First open the rear trunk. There is a white hand-twist screw on the back of the taillight. Unscrew the screw, then disconnect the plug, remove the old brake light, and install the new one. 2. The Lavida brake light is installed at the rear of the vehicle and is red in color to enhance the penetration of the light source. This ensures that vehicles behind can easily detect when the front vehicle is braking even in low visibility conditions, thereby helping to prevent rear-end collisions. 3. In addition to the brake lights installed at both ends of the rear, there is also a high-mounted brake light installed at the upper part of the rear. Some newer cars have a square or rectangular red brake light in the higher central position at the rear, which is the high-mounted brake light. It is generally positioned higher than the brake lights on both sides of the rear. The purpose of the high-mounted brake light is to alert vehicles behind, thus helping to avoid rear-end collisions.