Third Brake Light/Cargo Light Question
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The connectors are the exact same....doesn't matter which third you've got.....it'll plug right in.
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thanks. i have already run the wires from my dome light so as soon as it comes i will just through it in. this is something i have wanted to do since iv'e owned this truck
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I put a 15W 922 long life in mine and it is nice and bright.
I had a LED one but I did not like it.
Now, where could I find and what are they called, the rubber stock lamp holders with 2 wires that I could put in my stock light (that are empty now) with 2 more bulbs to make the whole thing light up when I hit the brakes?
The other advantage I think to this would be that if one or two bulbs burn out, you still have one running.
I had a LED one but I did not like it.
Now, where could I find and what are they called, the rubber stock lamp holders with 2 wires that I could put in my stock light (that are empty now) with 2 more bulbs to make the whole thing light up when I hit the brakes?
The other advantage I think to this would be that if one or two bulbs burn out, you still have one running.
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I put a 15W 922 long life in mine and it is nice and bright.
I had a LED one but I did not like it.
Now, where could I find and what are they called, the rubber stock lamp holders with 2 wires that I could put in my stock light (that are empty now) with 2 more bulbs to make the whole thing light up when I hit the brakes?
The other advantage I think to this would be that if one or two bulbs burn out, you still have one running.
I had a LED one but I did not like it.
Now, where could I find and what are they called, the rubber stock lamp holders with 2 wires that I could put in my stock light (that are empty now) with 2 more bulbs to make the whole thing light up when I hit the brakes?
The other advantage I think to this would be that if one or two bulbs burn out, you still have one running.
the whitish lookin rubber socket? i believe napa, autozone, or any other local auto parts store but not totally sure on that.
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I put a 15W 922 long life in mine and it is nice and bright.
I had a LED one but I did not like it.
Now, where could I find and what are they called, the rubber stock lamp holders with 2 wires that I could put in my stock light (that are empty now) with 2 more bulbs to make the whole thing light up when I hit the brakes?
The other advantage I think to this would be that if one or two bulbs burn out, you still have one running.
I had a LED one but I did not like it.
Now, where could I find and what are they called, the rubber stock lamp holders with 2 wires that I could put in my stock light (that are empty now) with 2 more bulbs to make the whole thing light up when I hit the brakes?
The other advantage I think to this would be that if one or two bulbs burn out, you still have one running.
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i don't have any pics but there are two metal contacts on the dome light. one side is grounded to the ceiling of the truck the other connects to a wire. that one is the power wire. i just spliced a wire into that one and fed it back to where the third brake light is.
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