View Poll Results: Floor or column dimmer?
Floor
19
59.38%
Column
13
40.63%
Voters: 32. You may not vote on this poll
Floor or column headlight dimmer?
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I prefer column, but not the ones that move the turn signal switch where it stays in a different position depending on beam choice. My favorites are the ones that are a click pulling the turn signal switch back.
I dislike floor ones, to many other things for your feet to do(clutch), too easy to hit it unintentionally, and harder to flash quickly.
I dislike floor ones, to many other things for your feet to do(clutch), too easy to hit it unintentionally, and harder to flash quickly.
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Here is my problem with the floor dimmer.
Often corroded from snow and mud getting tracked in.
Floor mat wedges underneath stopping it from clicking.
Running down the highway with cruise on I don't want to have to move my foot for every car.
Can be hard to feel with heavy boots.
Unnatural compared to modern cars (a lot of us have a newer DD we switch back and forth to).
Often corroded from snow and mud getting tracked in.
Floor mat wedges underneath stopping it from clicking.
Running down the highway with cruise on I don't want to have to move my foot for every car.
Can be hard to feel with heavy boots.
Unnatural compared to modern cars (a lot of us have a newer DD we switch back and forth to).
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the only thing i didn't like about the dimmer on the floor was while shifting and if you met a car,you had to slide it into neutral quick,let off the clutch and swing your foot over to hit the dimmer so you didn't blind the guy for too long and then find a half decent gear to get rolling again.hopefully another car didn't come if you switched back to high beams while your still picking up speed lol.good memories.
if she was an auto,id go with the floor.but all cars and trucks have moved from those a long time ago of course,so if you've got a small car you run too,you might find yourself ghost dimming on the floor lol.
if she was an auto,id go with the floor.but all cars and trucks have moved from those a long time ago of course,so if you've got a small car you run too,you might find yourself ghost dimming on the floor lol.
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Yea, let's just get rid of all the things that made some of these old girls special to us at some point or another, like wing/vent windows, and floor vents. Oh ****, they already did that. I didn't say that the comforts and advances weren't for the better, just that some of those old features and quirks hold a nostalgia that the new, quiet, plush trucks just can't provide, period.
Ghost Dimming. God its been sooooo long since I did that, but as soon as you said it, LOL
Ghost Dimming. God its been sooooo long since I did that, but as soon as you said it, LOL
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WOW, ok. For the ones who have never experienced it when your DD had the floor dimmer, and you were driving a newer column dimmer, you kept tapping your foot to dim the lights, and would sometimes do it 3 or 4 times trying to find that dam dimmer, thinking it got buried under the floor mat AGAIN, until you remembered it was on the column and you felt like a dumb azz. LOL
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WOW, ok. For the ones who have never experienced it when your DD had the floor dimmer, and you were driving a newer column dimmer, you kept tapping your foot to dim the lights, and would sometimes do it 3 or 4 times trying to find that dam dimmer, thinking it got buried under the floor mat AGAIN, until you remembered it was on the column and you felt like a dumb azz. LOL
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Here is my problem with the floor dimmer.
Often corroded from snow and mud getting tracked in.
Floor mat wedges underneath stopping it from clicking.
Running down the highway with cruise on I don't want to have to move my foot for every car.
Can be hard to feel with heavy boots.
Unnatural compared to modern cars (a lot of us have a newer DD we switch back and forth to).
Often corroded from snow and mud getting tracked in.
Floor mat wedges underneath stopping it from clicking.
Running down the highway with cruise on I don't want to have to move my foot for every car.
Can be hard to feel with heavy boots.
Unnatural compared to modern cars (a lot of us have a newer DD we switch back and forth to).
if it was on the floor, I would leave it. I would NOT move it