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42" Light Bar wire

Cali,
Odd question...Is the wire that's attached to the 42 inch light bar, long enough to be tucked in the molding of the front windshield? I saw video of the 42" bar installed on a Prinsu roof rack, and it appeared the plastic connector only went down a 3/4 of the way down the front windshield.

Do I need to splice the wires to the wiring harness to make it conceal in the windshield molding? Or is it long enough to be tucked under the hood?

TIA.
 
Cali,
Odd question...Is the wire that's attached to the 42 inch light bar, long enough to be tucked in the molding of the front windshield? I saw video of the 42" bar installed on a Prinsu roof rack, and it appeared the plastic connector only went down a 3/4 of the way down the front windshield.

Do I need to splice the wires to the wiring harness to make it conceal in the windshield molding? Or is it long enough to be tucked under the hood?

TIA.
Hello!

It is not long enough to go into the engine bay. You must splice and reconnect the wires. From that, you can run it down the side of the windshield
 
Cali,
Odd question...Is the wire that's attached to the 42 inch light bar, long enough to be tucked in the molding of the front windshield? I saw video of the 42" bar installed on a Prinsu roof rack, and it appeared the plastic connector only went down a 3/4 of the way down the front windshield.

Do I need to splice the wires to the wiring harness to make it conceal in the windshield molding? Or is it long enough to be tucked under the hood?

TIA.
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