OEM Lincoln Back Up Light Switch

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The Lincoln Back Up Light Switch turns on instantly when you turn on reverse, gives the sedan a way to make itself heard by people behind and to light the way. Lincoln designs its cars based on the concept of the Quiet Flight meaning, thus, heavy glass, active noise control, and plush panels make cabins that allow clear listening to music and talking. Many models also bear Co-Pilot360 safety aids including blind spot notifications, lane keeping and parking guide, and Lincoln goes the extra mile with optional ActiveGlide that allows the driver to travel hands free on roads. Due to the fact that Lincoln pays attention to the opinions of the owners, every new model year is accompanied by smarter displays and more comfortable controls that are easily incorporated into everyday trips and provide a sense of confidence and comfort. A Back Up Light Switch is a tiny threaded device on the transmission that connects to a circuit in reverse to turn on the rear lamps as a warning to other participants. In order to install Lincoln Back Up Light Switch at home, one has to park on flat ground and leave the parking brake and then disconnect the battery lest it shorts and then crawl beneath the car and find the switch on the transmission case. At this stage, remove and loosen the old unit and then unplug the wiring connector, apply the recommended thread sealant, screw the Back Up Light Switch in by hand and then tighten it to the required torque using a wrench, replace the harness and battery then shift into reverse to check that the lights shine and then look around to see that there are no leaks or rubbing wires before driving.