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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Colorado
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Electrical Paranoia, 2003 Tacoma
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Lou:
Most likely the lights you'll add will have it's own aftermarket wiring harness. Therefore you shouldn't have any problems. The only problem that you might run into is that you'll be draining alot of power off the battery but I highly doubt that unless you're lighting an actual stadium! ![]() If you need some major extra circuits then try getting one of these, but it's not required. http://www.painlesswiring.com/fuseblock.htm look at the 7 circuit ruse block. If you're just wiring up 2-4 additional lights, then just use the wiring harness that comes with the lights and you should be fine. Just install it as the installation says and you should be fine. If you have any questions, just give us some more info on what kind of lights you're planning to install and we should be able to help you out
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Check out Corey's article 2nd from the bottom on this page:
http://www.yotatech.com/~corey/tech/techpage2.htm The tech section here is REALLY cool to look through! |
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Thanks! That's good info! Here is one of the more technical things we'd like to do with lighting, and don't even know if it's possible:
We're planning on tapping in to the backup light circuit and adding an extra couple of backup lights, no problem there, I assume. But, we'd also like to be able to turn all the backup lights on from a dash switch (for attaching trailer, setting up camp, etc.) Possible to wire this way? Anyone know how? 'best, Lou |
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