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whaler Enthusiast

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This mount may be the answer? How big of a light would it take? Maybe a 20"?

 

 

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Jon A
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A double row works well behind the Denali grill. Here's my 30" curved Totron:                 The LED's are 1" appart and the rows of holes in the grill just happen to be 1" ap

MotoMedic
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The correct term is "illegal commodities broker" thank you!   I actually work for an oil company, which is similar because both businesses provide highly desired products at artificially inflated

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Here it is.

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matt_s Enthusiast

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are you guys mounting your bars on the inside of the grill or on the actual rad support its self? Can I get some more pictures of the bars mounted without the grill in place?

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Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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Anyone put a light bar or anything on a small push bar / bull bar on the front of one of these trucks? I'm thinking of getting that after I lift mine and, if it fits, I'm thinking of putting a 20" bar.

 

 

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Just bought a new light bar and plan on mounting behind the grill on my 2014 sierra 2wd ale and was wondering about possible any easy access location for the switch and was wondering if anyone had used one of the toggle switches where the parking assist/traction control switch bank is since my truck is not equipped with park assist it would be a clean place to add the switch for the light bar

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Thanks thats kinda in line with what i wanted but i was wondering if i could just add a active switch to one of the two locations i am not using

No. There aren't buttons and they're not individually installed. It's a one piece part.

 

 

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MotoMedic Senior Enthusiast

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Just bought a new light bar and plan on mounting behind the grill on my 2014 sierra 2wd ale and was wondering about possible any easy access location for the switch and was wondering if anyone had used one of the toggle switches where the parking assist/traction control switch bank is since my truck is not equipped with park assist it would be a clean place to add the switch for the light bar

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KUUG Enthusiast

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Looks good MotoMedic!

 

I wish I had room there but my 4WD knob fills that location...

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MotoMedic Senior Enthusiast

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If I did again, I'd try to find the black switches with the single red LED dot at top to indicate on. Mine are a little too much red plastic when compared against the dash.

TXS Heat Enthusiast

TXS Heat

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Assuming I find the ideal light, I plan on cutting through the plastic. Just behind it is a metal support which looks like it'll be ideal for holding the mounts securely.

Moto- do you have pictures of your mounting solution? How is the light holding up? I was looking at the Rigid SR but may go with the same light you are using.

 

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JT-IN-BAKO-CA Enthusiast

JT-IN-BAKO-CA

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noob question but can I just tap into the fog light feed??? and not have to run add a switch and tap into fuse box ect.

 

if it is best practice to just add a new switch and tap into the fuse box can anyone provide a good DIY on how to do so at the fuse box?

 

Thanks in advance

Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

Mike1220

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noob question but can I just tap into the fog light feed??? and not have to run add a switch and tap into fuse box ect.

 

if it is best practice to just add a new switch and tap into the fuse box can anyone provide a good DIY on how to do so at the fuse box?

 

Thanks in advance

Not sure about the fog light thing. But instead of tapping the fuse box you could get a wire harness. I'm going to get a 24" light bar for my bull bar and I'm just planning on getting a $20 harness. Seems to me to be the easiest way.

 

 

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JT-IN-BAKO-CA Enthusiast

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Not sure about the fog light thing. But instead of tapping the fuse box you could get a wire harness. I'm going to get a 24" light bar for my bull bar and I'm just planning on getting a $20 harness. Seems to me to be the easiest way.

 

 

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sounds simple enough. could you post a link to said harness?

 

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Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

Mike1220

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sounds simple enough. could you post a link to said harness?

 

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Here ya go.

 

http://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/work-light-accessories/led-light-wiring-harness-with-switch-and-relay--dual-channel,-dt-connector/1491/3406/?utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=base&utm_content=WH-DTD15&utm_campaign=GoogleBaseChild&gclid=COSf4o3n7b4CFSYV7Aod9CsApg

 

I'll either end up using that one or maybe one off eBay. But this is the same price as pretty much everything I've seen.

 

 

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