So I bought a 06 4Runner Limited two days ago with 37k miles on it. Had the local Toyota dealer check it out and they said it was good to go.
Tonight my wife was following me out of the neighborhood and snapped the picture below, and emailed it to me from her phone.
The left turn signal is also on, so please disregard the upper part of the left lamp when comparing, but you can see the huge difference in brightness between the brake lights.
When I first saw the picture, I just assumed the right brake lights weren't activating, but upon closer inspection later this evening, they are just dimmer. I had my son hit the brakes for me a couple times while I was standing behind the car. It all works, but is pathetically dim. The running light on the right is also noticeably dimmer also.
Short of taking this to a dealer, does anyone have some insight as to something that may correct this? These are the LED style lights. I pulled open the tail light access panel and unplugged/plugged the connector to ensure a tight connection. It is almost as if there just isn't enough voltage getting to the lamp.
Thanks,
Rebar
Tonight my wife was following me out of the neighborhood and snapped the picture below, and emailed it to me from her phone.
The left turn signal is also on, so please disregard the upper part of the left lamp when comparing, but you can see the huge difference in brightness between the brake lights.
When I first saw the picture, I just assumed the right brake lights weren't activating, but upon closer inspection later this evening, they are just dimmer. I had my son hit the brakes for me a couple times while I was standing behind the car. It all works, but is pathetically dim. The running light on the right is also noticeably dimmer also.
Short of taking this to a dealer, does anyone have some insight as to something that may correct this? These are the LED style lights. I pulled open the tail light access panel and unplugged/plugged the connector to ensure a tight connection. It is almost as if there just isn't enough voltage getting to the lamp.
Thanks,
Rebar