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Lincoln LS Taillights

The LS sedan from Lincoln combines Lincolns trademark luxury with a powerful 3.0 or 3.9-liter engine and responsive automatic or manual transmission. Lincoln LS taillights are available in various styles, and a variety of bulbs can be used to illuminate them. Regularly cleaning your Lincoln’s taillights can help to increase your vehicle’s visibility and safety as you drive.

A wide variety of taillights are available for the Lincoln LS, including individualized, factory, black, and projector lights.

• Individualized taillights are available in different combinations of bezels and lenses to create a range of unique looks. Taillights are traditionally red; lenses vary from dark to light shades. Bezels range in thickness and finishes. Some are extremely thin, while others are designed to be chunky and highlight the bulb in the center. Metallic finishes and matte black are some of the standard styles.
• Factory taillights typically combine a true red lens with a minimalistic bezel. Factory bezels are often thin and have neutral finishes. The look is a standard style that comes in a variety of different sizes and silhouettes to accommodate many Lincoln LS model years.
• Black taillights appear dark when they are powered off. When illuminated, however, they glow red like any other model of taillight. Black headlights are available in different sizes and shapes as well.
• Umbrella is a term used for styles of projector taillights that narrow light beams focus light intensely behind the vehicle. These designs can be particularly useful in conditions with poor visibility, such as inclement weather. The bright taillights make your car more visible to other drivers, which can reduce the risk of automobile accidents. These models include DRL bar, halo, and LED designs. DRL bar taillights utilize a bar at the top of the light to narrow the beam. Halo designs use a ring around the center. LED designs refer more to the type of bulb utilized than to the look or silhouette of the light.

LED, halogen, and incandescent bulbs can all be used to illuminate various types of taillights. LEDs are small bulbs that burn brightly for an extended period. Halogen bulbs use a quartz capsule in the middle of the light to house the bulb’s filament. These also burn exceptionally brightly. Incandescent bulbs are a more typical style that has a slightly yellower light than either of the other two types.

Taillights can be cleaned by mixing warm water with soap and applying it to the lights. Rub them until they are free of debris. Then, rinse with clean water and dry them with a soft cloth, taking care not to scratch them. Remove any hard water spots with a mixture of baking soda and vinegar. Mix the two ingredients into a paste before applying it to the taillights. Wait until it hardens and then rinse.