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As dim as the original bulbs are I can't imagine when you would ever want to dim them anyway!
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| Posted: 12-05-2011 05:27 pm |
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The Lucas designers, always planning ahead for failure, provided a pair of connected terminals on each side of the dimmer. So when your dimmer fails you can simply move one of the wires over to the other side and plug it in next to the other one. They will then be connected together. Handy. As dim as the original bulbs are I can't imagine when you would ever want to dim them anyway!
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