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Old 23-05-2024, 09:08 PM   #38
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Default Re: F-150 Sales Halt

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IMO this mostly highlights the absurdity of the ADRs. It's courtesy lamps FFS! why do we have to have a unique ADR for those, of all things?
Hi. Its probably the high level brake light with white bed lights that come on when the doors are opened and then get called "courtesy lights" to get round the adr that says no white light to the rear and then someone forgot to program the function off. Cheers MD
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