Question about clearance lights
#1
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Question about clearance lights
Howdy y'all,
I have a question about the rooftop clearance lights. My truck currently has no clearance lights. I really like the look of them, and would love to have them on my truck. Is his something the dealer could install, or does anybody make kits to install a set? Any information would be appreciated.
I have a question about the rooftop clearance lights. My truck currently has no clearance lights. I really like the look of them, and would love to have them on my truck. Is his something the dealer could install, or does anybody make kits to install a set? Any information would be appreciated.
#2
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You can either have the dealer install the factory lite set or you can order the lite kits from DC. They have two kits available one with the older style lights and ones with the 2000 and up style. I ordered a kit for my last truck with the old style and ordering again for this truck.
The kit comes with the lites, screws, wiring and instructions for hooking up the lites. Also the instruction sheet is a template for drilling the holes for the screws and wires. The complete kit ran me about $80 Cdn and was just as cheap or cheaper than aftermarket sets that don't look as nice.
J-eh
The kit comes with the lites, screws, wiring and instructions for hooking up the lites. Also the instruction sheet is a template for drilling the holes for the screws and wires. The complete kit ran me about $80 Cdn and was just as cheap or cheaper than aftermarket sets that don't look as nice.
J-eh
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has anyone had the dealer install them? if so, do they warrantee the work and how much did they charge
i personally dont feel comfortable drilling holes in my roof and would rather have a dealer do it if theyll warrantee it.
thanks
Jeff
i personally dont feel comfortable drilling holes in my roof and would rather have a dealer do it if theyll warrantee it.
thanks
Jeff
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Originally posted by quantrill88
has anyone had the dealer install them? if so, do they warrantee the work and how much did they charge
i personally dont feel comfortable drilling holes in my roof and would rather have a dealer do it if theyll warrantee it.
thanks
Jeff
has anyone had the dealer install them? if so, do they warrantee the work and how much did they charge
i personally dont feel comfortable drilling holes in my roof and would rather have a dealer do it if theyll warrantee it.
thanks
Jeff
#7
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The wiring with the kit comes with the setup to go to each light as well as the runner for down the a-pillar to the under dash junction. There is a connector just below the clutch bracket where all the wires come and go. There is a pin in there that you connect to for the lights as far as I can remember. The instructions tell you where to plug in.
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#8
Get the cab clearance lights installed. My girlfriend bought them for me for christmas from dodge and the whole kit (wiring, bulbs, housing, template, and instructions) was ~$80. It plugs into the back of the inside fuse box and comes on with your parking lights and is also fused now. I didn't have to replace the fuse either (directions didn't say to either). I payed someone to drill the holes and line them up and they charged ~$75 to do that. The dealership wouldn't even do the install and if they did, they wanted to charge for 3 hours of work at $80 an hour. The guy that did mine did it in about an hour. He specializes in rebuilding old cars so body work was easy for him. After about 2 months of use, I have no leaks and they look great. Now, I just need to buy the 01 lenses for them. Girlfriend got me the 96 lenses and they stick up more than the 01 lenses do.
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Does anyone have the part number for this kit? My dealer couldn't find anything for me. I was the first person to ever ask for the lights.
#10
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The light kit for the older pre 01 lites
Mopar # 82205120
I think the mounting for the 01 lenses require a larger hole in the center of the light mount to allow for the bulb to be recessed into the cab. I would check this out before ordering the lenses.
And thanks for the update on the plug in. I was getting confused with another plug for brake controller .
J-eh
Mopar # 82205120
I think the mounting for the 01 lenses require a larger hole in the center of the light mount to allow for the bulb to be recessed into the cab. I would check this out before ordering the lenses.
And thanks for the update on the plug in. I was getting confused with another plug for brake controller .
J-eh
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Originally posted by Lil Dog
The light kit for the older pre 01 lites
Mopar # 82205120
I think the mounting for the 01 lenses require a larger hole in the center of the light mount to allow for the bulb to be recessed into the cab. I would check this out before ordering the lenses.
And thanks for the update on the plug in. I was getting confused with another plug for brake controller .
J-eh
The light kit for the older pre 01 lites
Mopar # 82205120
I think the mounting for the 01 lenses require a larger hole in the center of the light mount to allow for the bulb to be recessed into the cab. I would check this out before ordering the lenses.
And thanks for the update on the plug in. I was getting confused with another plug for brake controller .
J-eh
Cool, thanks for the number. Do you by chance have the one for the 01 and up lights?
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