switch for cab lights
ya. i guess. i just thought i would pro long the longevity of the LED's. but whatever. worst comes to worst ill run down to the truck shop buy some new ones, remove my burnt out one and put it back in th box haha and return it. lmao
ORIGINAL: mmstar23
when are you putting on your rims red ram? and have you decided to powder coat them or just leave em'?
when are you putting on your rims red ram? and have you decided to powder coat them or just leave em'?
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If you are not using a switch with a light on it (or don't want the switch to light up), you can also interrupt the ground. This way you can hook one switch post up to any convenient ground near by, and run all of the cab light grounds to the switch. Now only one wire goes from the switch to the cab lights, and the power for the cab lights still goes to the same spot behind the pass. pillar.
Also, you can run power off the illum wire going to the radio to the switch (or any power wire, it just depends on when you want the lights to have juice) and run the ground wherever you want. You don't have to use the harness at all, it is just convenient!
Also, you can run power off the illum wire going to the radio to the switch (or any power wire, it just depends on when you want the lights to have juice) and run the ground wherever you want. You don't have to use the harness at all, it is just convenient!



