Installed LED side flood lights.
When we drive along mountain and other smaller dark at night roads, there have been many times when we simply could not see what we were turning into such as a ditch, stump, rock, etc... I was looking...
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TucsonJim; deltamaster;
I have a power distribution block inside the cab that I took power from. I routed the wire up to a toggle switch on the dash in a blank area then routed the switched power to the lights. At a total draw of 1.8 amps, I don't even need a magnetic cube relay just a 5 amp fuse.
I cut the holes after carefully measuring and setting the drill point with a 4-1/2 " Milwaukee hole saw. I sealed the holes around the grommets with black QUAD caulk and cleaned up with paint thinner. Cordless drill set on low speed and chuck 1 click from full lockup.
I have a power distribution block inside the cab that I took power from. I routed the wire up to a toggle switch on the dash in a blank area then routed the switched power to the lights. At a total draw of 1.8 amps, I don't even need a magnetic cube relay just a 5 amp fuse.
I cut the holes after carefully measuring and setting the drill point with a 4-1/2 " Milwaukee hole saw. I sealed the holes around the grommets with black QUAD caulk and cleaned up with paint thinner. Cordless drill set on low speed and chuck 1 click from full lockup.
