Installing Rock lights and backup lights on the Jeep JK

This week I install the first accessories to the Auxbeam switch panel. I am using a set of budget friendly rock lights and backup lights. Mat and I found the rock lights at Walmart, and the backup lights at a truck stop. The results are surprising. If you are a subscriber…THANK YOU! If you are not one, please subscribe! Thanks for watching the video and have a blessed day.
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[@chrismiller6987]

Thank you for having common sense and installing the lights in the right places!! Everyone wants to mount them in the wheel wells to light up the tops of there tires which serves no purpose and not the purpose of the lights at all! Great video thanks for making!

[@DunnageGarage]

Thanks Chris, I appreciate the comment, and that you took the time to watch and leave feedback. Have a blessed day.

[@daleedwards8186]

Love the wheels lol i have the same ones on my jeep

[@DunnageGarage]

Thanks, I love mine, except for the weight…they are so heavy. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@overlandnorth5341]

Thanks. for posting this, I am looking at doing the same. Couple of questions: Where did you route the wiring loom under the jeep to bring it back into the engine bay? and I have the same auxbeam panel...what circuit fuse has worked for you for the rock lights? Thank you!

[@DunnageGarage]

Ran the wires inside the frame rails and also with existing wire looms. As for the auxbeam, I used the circuit that matched the button I wanted to use. You will need to add some additional wire to make it thick enough for the screw to bight in

[@DunnageGarage]

Hey, I may have forgotten to say, thanks for taking time out of your day to watch the video, I am happy you found it helpful. If you haven't, please consider subscribing, it really helps the channel.

[@overlandnorth5341]

@@DunnageGarage I appreciate the info, and I have subscribed. Side note, I think we work in the same profession. Be safe! (Feel free to delete this comment).

[@ghosty6783]

How many did you add? To make an even underglow no shadows

[@dunnagegarage2218]

I find that 8 lights work best. Two at the front bumper, two behind the front wheels, two in front of the rear wheels and the last two are on the back bumper. Thanks for watching,