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Old 04-23-2019, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by 4Runner4Leon View Post
I would probably wire them differently, like SRQ says - i.e. instead of running a separate hot wire from the fuse box to the raptor lights, I'd probably tap one of the parking light wires (the ones shown in light green below) and run a wire to the raptor lights. The raptor lights are such low amp use that you would not be overtaxing the parking light circuit, IMO.
Thanks dude! So just basically cut the wire and solder the connection to the lights with an in line fuse, then heat shrink?
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