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Originally Posted by PaulZ370 Yeah - So I gather. Did you do the F1 Flashing light hookup? Or Just Steady On? How difficult was it to remove all the trim
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I bought an OEM one... non LED. I tapped into my rear license plate light wires to get it to turn ON when the lights come on. I don't have a switch and mine doesn't blink... just on or off. You can do all of this under the bumper, no need to remove anything. To connect it up to a switch, you'd have to run wires all the way into the cabin and remove all of the panels. To make it blink, you'd have to wire in some sort of relay or control mod to make the power turn on and off. I don't have any experience with that, but if it came with wiring schematics, it shouldn't be that bad. |
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