Where is the reverse light switch located

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DelAnthony
07/25/25 2:39pm
The reverse light switch is installed on the transmission. Below is relevant information: 1. Vehicle reverse lights: Vehicle reverse lights can be divided into gas reverse lights and LED reverse lights based on the materials used. Gas reverse lights use halogen materials. Halogen reverse lights feature mature technology and low cost, and are widely used in many vehicle models with a service life of approximately 8,000 hours. 2. LED reverse lights: LED reverse lights use LED materials. LED reverse lights are characterized by being pollution-free, radiation-free, and having a long service life, with a theoretical lifespan of over 50,000 hours.
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