"Project Midnight" Partsam 17" Rear LED Marker Light Install
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Installing an LED marker light in the rear under the tailgate. Have had a lot of people ask about this mod on the dually. So here it is.
LED Marker Light Bar: amzn.to/2hHbARS
Light Specs:
Application: for use on heavy duty trucks, semi trailers, cargo trailers, boat trailers, work vehicles and a wide or narrow overland vehicle requiring quality DOT rated lighting.
Product Features:
100% Brand New
COMPLETELY SEALED AND WATERPROOF
Super bright Red LED Surface Mount, Sealed 17" light
Each light has 23 Super Bright Diodes for a Bright Performance.
Functions as clearance, side marker or identification light, stop, turn, tail and brake light
These light bars have 3 wires for ground, brake, turn and tail light.
They have 2 screw holes for mounting
Comes with a Polycarbonate Lens with All Weather Housing for durability
Convert your old incandescent lights to more modern LEDs.
POLYCARBONATE LENS IS SONIC WELDED TO THE HOUSING
Voltage:12V
Wire Connection Tips: White Wire is the Ground; Green Wire is the high brightness; Brown Wire is the low brightness.
Product included:
1x17 inch 23 LED Red stop, turn, tail and brake light bar
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Good choice! I have an amber set of these on the front bumper of my S10. Love them. They are exactly what I would prefer to have on the rear of the Suburban.
It looks like a good quality light.
That's pretty sweet. I prefer the TecNiq ID bars though, they come in red, amber, white, 3 red with 8 white, either clear lense or colored lenses, and multi functionality... Not to mention, USA made for not much more then that one is. I have the 3 red with 8 white on my Yukon and love it, gives a pretty good reverse light output for what it is... it's no LED light bar/pod though.
Don't really need multifunction. I will do some pods or something for backup lights. Just not worth the extra wiring.
patiently waiting for a lift kit install video ;)
Not sure funds are going to allow me to do that. Looking at a leveling kit to move this project forward faster.
are you going to hook up the lights in the headache rack?
Yup, just need to figure out what I am doing with it.
I have an old car that uses one rear tail light on each side. My current dual filament bulb has 3 wires. Ground, low, high just like this led. My car will send power to the low filament with lights on and then with brake it will send to high filament AT THE SAME TIME!!!!!!!!! Is this led light going to know to override low beam to high beam if it's getting power to both? Or is it going to fry itself.
Basically if I have my lights on low beam is on and when I hit my brake the same light knows to turn on high filament. It's the same with my signal light. I don't have a dedicated turn signal. It is all controlled by high and low beam.
If I have low beams on and turn right signal the left beam stays low while the right stays low while flashing high. Will these work for that? Thank you in advance
As far as I know the low light or parking lights have power all the time when the parking lights are on. Then power is added to the brighter LED lights or turn signals and brake lights. From you explanation I think they will work for you.
mossman381 I was thinking the same. I have an aftermarket wiring harness that knows if I have signals or brakes to illuminate the tail lights accordingly. Thanks for your info.