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I had a whole lot of problems doing these everything went wrong.... lol
List of things that went wrong
Faulty wiring
Dropped the Light and broke the glass housing
A drill bit is now part of my truck b/c it broke
Oh and to top it off i got a Switch that wouldnt light up
but none the less here are the pics and im happy even though the job took 3 times longer then it should have.
and yes i used fusses and relays
List of things that went wrong
Faulty wiring
Dropped the Light and broke the glass housing
A drill bit is now part of my truck b/c it broke
Oh and to top it off i got a Switch that wouldnt light up
but none the less here are the pics and im happy even though the job took 3 times longer then it should have.
and yes i used fusses and relays
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yea i was having problems seeing when backing up on certain delivery's
I'm actually going to do that in a about an hour
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Lol I just made a order from them as well for the same thing! I have like 8 lights that need to go on lol
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i've been thinking of doing something like this too, i want to get a pair of work lights from a local distributor, cut the appropriate opening in each side of the rear bumper, and mount them there.
as for the electrical side of it, i would use a three position switch so i have off, on and auto (with the factory backup lights).
nice work!
as for the electrical side of it, i would use a three position switch so i have off, on and auto (with the factory backup lights).
nice work!
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