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Definition of sidelamp in English: sidelampnounˈsʌɪdlamp A lamp placed at the side of something. Example sentencesExamples - One serves the sidelamps, one the tail and plate lamps and the third goes to the rheostat for the dash lamps.
- The headlights are acetylene and it has kerosene sidelamps.
- The Hella lamps seem to usually incorporate the sidelamps, as they used the separate sidelamp nacelles for direction indicator lamps.
- With the ignition off the sidelamps only come on.
- They are somewhat brighter than sidelamps, but may not be used in situations where full headlamps or dipped lamps are required.
- This energises the headlamps with approximately one-sixth of their normal power so that the vehicle cannot be driven using sidelamps alone.
- On later cars, (with ‘square’ sidelamps) there is a metal assembly behind the front panel.
- Help please - I can find the sidelamps, even touch the back of them, but how on earth do I remove them for replacement?
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