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Hey guys thinkin of adding these marker lights. dont really want to do it myself but autobody shop said it would take 8 hrs and $400 to install. which i believe is a bunch of bs. removing the headliner would be the worst part. found this link for them. says it comes with a harness. check it out. let me know what u think and if someone has added these lights/or anyother marker lights put some pics up please.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/Chevrolet-S...-600002879.jcw also wondering (i have the temp console on the headliner) is there a way to splice into the temp reading to use as a power source for the lights thanks everybody for the great advice.JK i went ahead and bought the lights from advance auto should have pics up when done so if anybody else wants to do it or would be interested in me doing a write up. if the moderators here ever let be post a new thread. either email me at [email protected] or pm me here it is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQi7jzXAkFg |
I have a Lund Lighted Moonvison (same concept as clearance lights) on my 2000... I had the bulb smack in the middle go out and never had any problems from an LEO (law enforcment officer). But it may vary upon your local laws.
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Originally Posted by Spectreblazer
(Post 241778)
also wondering (i have the temp console on the headliner) is there a way to splice into the temp reading to use as a power source for the lights
i know it's been awile since you last posted on this, i hope you never wired them in how you posted here. |
Well there is the dimmer wire going up to the overhead console. If you splice into that wire, the roof lights would come on whenever your clearance lights are on. They also may dim when you dim down your interior lights...:icon_doh:
It would just be easier to run a wire up from under the dash for the application though. |
Originally Posted by old skool luvr
(Post 256295)
why the hell would you do that? just run a wire up from the HL switch so they come on with your lights, not your ignition.
i know it's been awile since you last posted on this, i hope you never wired them in how you posted here. |
If you're driving a semi (which falls under much different regulations than a passenger vehicle), you can be fined for having a single "chicken" (extra running) light out. Other than the states that have an inspection (we don't in Indiana :)), it won't matter a bit. If you have a bunch of lights out in various places, you might get pulled over and checked out, but it's unlikely you'd get in any kind of trouble over it. My '96 Jimmy (RIP) had a lighted Lund visor. I had a couple lights out most of the time (bought it used and beat up) and never got stopped.
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yea on a semi u might get pulled over but i dont think u would for havin them on a mean lookin blazer
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In NY, if the light came from the factory, it has to work for inspections. Doubtful you would ever get any attention from LEO's from adding lights. Trucks that come with clearance lights, some have them for a reason. They fall into a category that requires them. It involves trucks with a width wider than 80 inches. The three lamps in the center of the cab are ID lights and are used to identify a vehicle over 80 inches in width. The 2 lamps mounted on the sides of the cab roof are called clearance lamps so a driver or spotter can clearly see the width and height of the cab.
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i would check your local laws out :icon_google:
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All I can say is that laws for big rigs don't necessarily apply to passenger vehicles. Check your local laws. You may be able to find something on the DMV's website.
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