ran out of black electrical tape halfway into this mod but here is how its mounted and wired
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i would not have my socket occupied like that. i would go behind the socket and hard wire it into the lines and put a 20amp fuse inline. cleaner look and you dont run the risk of the socket getting water in and rusting out.
or better yet.. wire into the actual reverse light power supply that's maybe 2ft above that? lol :noidea:
Why? Usually there is a reverse line in that socket.I have not looked lately but the Nissan I did last week had reverse in that socket
I tired heat first. Didnt make them budge. I dont mind working on it myself. Currently waiting for school to start so I dont really have much else to do. Plus I dont even want to think how much this would have cost to have someone else do it.Some fire usually expedites those problem and makes it a non problem. I have learned from this truck to NOT mess with the rusty jobs and pay someone to do it...lot less stress and time
i would not have my socket occupied like that. i would go behind the socket and hard wire it into the lines and put a 20amp fuse inline. cleaner look and you dont run the risk of the socket getting water in and rusting out.
If your still broke I would offer to buy them and give you some money, but i got some better LR UCA's from Hokie! lol
drove it home from the dealer after getting new wheels and tires installed
Replaced a bunch of burnt out climate control bulbs. At least I think I did, it's still too bright out to be sure I got it all right.![]()
Well it took 2 tries but I got them all, knew I ordered a full set of bulbs for a reason.
Ironically, the 2 bulbs that actually still worked seemed to blow when I pulled and replaced the panel. I I had to pull it back out and change those as well. It's so easy to do so it wasn't a big deal.
I do have one bulb left over though, no idea where it goes (short/wide black base)