Roof lights
#11
useful to know ^ thanks
#12
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Location: Little Britain, Ont.
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#13
I have those same lights btm. They are a good value imo. And while a relay is useful, many on here don't run relays. My burners came with an inline fuse and I just wired them up like the instructions said to. Mine are wired to the fuse block. They have a decent amount of light for cheapo lights. I find myself using the covers most of the time. I should start using these lights more.
#14
I got a few more close ups of the wiring before I move the basket over to my jeep today



This was the ground, a bolt right next to the ebrake



This was the ground, a bolt right next to the ebrake
#15
All of those loose wires would drive me insane. Mine can't be seen until they are under the hood.

It took me an hour to get the wires to stay in place. Mine isn't a fully boxed bar. It's more of a C shape.

It took me an hour to get the wires to stay in place. Mine isn't a fully boxed bar. It's more of a C shape.
#16
#17
I get a drop or two, but only while driving. And it's from where my lightbar mounts to the roof. I don't have any problems from the front where the wires go.
#18
hmm strange. mine runs down then inside my door and comes down by my door speaker. I have tried to seal that stupid thing 4 times and it hasnt worked :/ so now i just park up hill
lol. But im gunna be installing my roof lights soon so im not worried about it.
lol. But im gunna be installing my roof lights soon so im not worried about it.
#19
Yeah I've tried to seal where my bar mounts several times too, alas, I still get dripped on.
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