reverse lights intergrated in to the rear bumper
Do you remember the wiring for the reverse light set up? was it hard or pop the cover off and plug n play?/
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here's the instructions >>> http://www.vleds.com/images/LPF_MANUAL.jpg Pretty easy, took a couple minutes.
But if you want to wire them to a switch like I did, I just attached a longer piece of wire from the VLED positive lead back to the switch in the cab. I followed the parking brake line, pretty straight forward. Grounded the negative lead to the frame. Then wired the positive terminal of the switch with an inline fuse to the battery and ground the negative terminal to steel.
But if you want to wire them to a switch like I did, I just attached a longer piece of wire from the VLED positive lead back to the switch in the cab. I followed the parking brake line, pretty straight forward. Grounded the negative lead to the frame. Then wired the positive terminal of the switch with an inline fuse to the battery and ground the negative terminal to steel.
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yea to me they sure do. They are some of the brightest leds out there for their size.
http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED/L...-p7516915.html
^^^ go to that link and scroll down. You'll see videos and pictures of the effectiveness of the lights.
http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED/L...-p7516915.html
^^^ go to that link and scroll down. You'll see videos and pictures of the effectiveness of the lights.
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