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Post by rayj on Apr 14, 2004 21:20:49 GMT -3
i ordered my new tail lights today and was curious how easy/hard the job is? i got two sets of PM oval 6.5x2.5 stop/tail/turn lights. i have not done much to my jeep in a while so i figure time to hook up the tools and cut into the body ;D. i still am unsure of what i should do for reverse lights and the license plate light but i'll cross that bridge later. any suggestions, fire away.
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Post by jps4jeep on Apr 15, 2004 10:32:52 GMT -3
i ordered my new tail lights today and was curious how easy/hard the job is? i got two sets of PM oval 6.5x2.5 stop/tail/turn lights. i have not done much to my jeep in a while so i figure time to hook up the tools and cut into the body ;D. i still am unsure of what i should do for reverse lights and the license plate light but i'll cross that bridge later. any suggestions, fire away. Ask Matt (1badtj) he has flush rear tail's as for the liscense plate, sunnit sells the bolt lights, and for reverse, pick up a set of clear fog lights and mount them some where. |
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Post by 1BadTJ on Apr 17, 2004 10:30:06 GMT -3
I used 4" round led's. So all I needed was a four inch hole saw. I dont have a license plate light and havent had any problems. Its been like that for a couple of months, I dont know if it will pass inspection though. If your lights have less resistance than the stockers you have to change the flasher or use a resistor. I got mine at radio shack. $2. I forgot the size but I can get it for you.
Matt
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