RAD4Runner
Senior Member
Decklight is puny and gets blocked often so I removed existing incandescent bulb and simply...
Results:
Note that taillights have to be on in order to turn on deck light. Next phase would be to rewire so decklight circuit takes power from domelight circuit.
I could have mounted on roll bar but I often tie something to that and ropes would damage wiring and LED array. A bonus... is that the rollbar blocks glare of the LED light when driver looks behind or through rear-view mirror.
BTW, that's the first of two shoulder seatbelts I'm installing from second-gen 4Runner.
- Mounted/stuck LED array above the wiper mechanism housing.
(I happened to have flexible array, or else I would have installed an LED fixture on wiper housing instead.) - Ran wire into wiper compartment, and ran it down the rear pillar to left rear corner to join wiring harness
- Then tapped off power to LED array from the back of the existing decklight fixture.
Results:
Note that taillights have to be on in order to turn on deck light. Next phase would be to rewire so decklight circuit takes power from domelight circuit.
I could have mounted on roll bar but I often tie something to that and ropes would damage wiring and LED array. A bonus... is that the rollbar blocks glare of the LED light when driver looks behind or through rear-view mirror.
BTW, that's the first of two shoulder seatbelts I'm installing from second-gen 4Runner.
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