Clearance Light Install
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Clearance Light Install
I am planning to install a set of clearance lights on my '06 2500 Quad Cab. I've lined up a kit from the Mopar store. My only concern is getting the headliner down and out of the way, over head info console, etc. Has anyone got any pointers for me?
Thanks in advance! Pete
Thanks in advance! Pete
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Here you go!!! This should explain it all!!! This is a write up with pics that I posted a while back!!
Shane
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=130686
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https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=130686
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I would also like to add that you do not need to pull the overhead console to do this job. Just leave in the headliner
The connector for the marker lamps can be found on the right A pillar.
Just use a test lamp to find the correct terminal pin and your done.
It`s a very quick and easy job because you don`t need to mickey mouse the wire to the eng compartment and the run it under the TIPM cover.
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This is true.
I would also like to add that you do not need to pull the overhead console to do this job. Just leave in the headliner
The connector for the marker lamps can be found on the right A pillar.
Just use a test lamp to find the correct terminal pin and your done.
It`s a very quick and easy job because you don`t need to mickey mouse the wire to the eng compartment and the run it under the TIPM cover.
I would also like to add that you do not need to pull the overhead console to do this job. Just leave in the headliner
The connector for the marker lamps can be found on the right A pillar.
Just use a test lamp to find the correct terminal pin and your done.
It`s a very quick and easy job because you don`t need to mickey mouse the wire to the eng compartment and the run it under the TIPM cover.
Shane
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To each there own. Not to ask a dumb question, but did you use a test light and turn the headlamp switch to the on position...
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I used a test light and tapped in underneath the underhood fuse panel to a wire that I found was hot when lights were on and not when they were off. Don't remember what color it was, but it was pretty easy to find!! Good luck.
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Here you go!!! This should explain it all!!! This is a write up with pics that I posted a while back!!
Shane
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=130686
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Thanks for the link to your write up. It is very helpful. I'll let you know how my install goes.
-Pete
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