Started of by making my own ends with weather-pack connectors. Awesome connectors to have in hand when doing stuff like this. You can make your own harness!
This one is a single pin connector. This side of the wire taps into my pre-wired wires for accessories. Everything is roughed wired in the truck for future.
Here is a close up of the driver side light, nicely zip tied, and the ground wire is short. The light can be easily removed by simply unplugging. Notice on the bottom right, you can see the bolt that attaches to the savage bumper bracket and to the light.
Switch installed.
For those of us who own the Savage-Off Road front bumper. You'll notice a gap where the bumper mounts to the brackets. So I attached fog lights to those brackets. And it fits perfectly. And attaches very easily. No custom brackets or anything needed. Just use the little bracket that comes with the LED pods. My lights are white, but I'm using a amber lens cover. Amber light shines best through fog. And if needed I can remove it and have white light.
If anyone wants more photos, feel free to ask.
This one is a single pin connector. This side of the wire taps into my pre-wired wires for accessories. Everything is roughed wired in the truck for future.
Here is a close up of the driver side light, nicely zip tied, and the ground wire is short. The light can be easily removed by simply unplugging. Notice on the bottom right, you can see the bolt that attaches to the savage bumper bracket and to the light.
Switch installed.
For those of us who own the Savage-Off Road front bumper. You'll notice a gap where the bumper mounts to the brackets. So I attached fog lights to those brackets. And it fits perfectly. And attaches very easily. No custom brackets or anything needed. Just use the little bracket that comes with the LED pods. My lights are white, but I'm using a amber lens cover. Amber light shines best through fog. And if needed I can remove it and have white light.
If anyone wants more photos, feel free to ask.
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