Tail lights are located on the back of a car and consist of both turn signals and brake lights. Many cars use LCD lights in the tail/rear. LCD turn signals are used to signal the drivers behind you when making a turn or changing lanes. LCD brake lights let the cars behind you know when you are slowing down or stopping your car. Making use of these lights is easy to do as long as you know the proper procedure. Specifically, when attempting to make your LED tail lights blink, there are a few steps to follow.
Push the turn signal switch up to activate your right turn signal. The LED signal will begin flashing.
Push the turn signal switch down to activate your left turn signal. The LED signal will begin flashing.
Press the brake pedal with your foot to activate the LED brake lights. If you want these lights to flash, press the pedal repeatedly.
Turn your hazard lights on by pressing the hazard button on the dashboard of your vehicle. When you push this button, both LED turn signals will blink simultaneously. The location of the hazard button will vary depending on your vehicle make and model.
