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No picture with the light on cuz I'm still trying to find the perfect spot for the switch. I powered it on before installing it and its pretty darn good for a $100 light bar.

 

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I recommend what i did for switch location. Love the location and keeps it stock looking!

Just thought I would share since you are up in the air on location.

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No, you need to get under the hood. One is loose.

Well they all seemed snug and its still doing it.... Sputters usually in 6th and tried to go into V4 a lot.

 

Intake was also a tad loose.... I never wish for a CEL but these dam trucks are so sensitive to everything else im surprised it hasnt gone off yet.....

 

Here she sits as i grab a bite to eat

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Where is the easiest place to tie into the cargo lights? It looks like the harness runs up under the bed rails but I can't tell where you can reach it to tap in.

It has a plug into a module next to the spare tire if you have the factory bed lights.

Let me see if I can find a diagram, there are some floating around in the bed lights thread.

Here it is, check this post.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/153192-led-under-rail-bed-lighting/page-2?do=findComment&comment=1357412

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Well they all seemed snug and its still doing it.... Sputters usually in 6th and tried to go into V4 a lot.

 

Intake was also a tad loose.... I never wish for a CEL but these dam trucks are so sensitive to everything else im surprised it hasnt gone off yet.....

 

Here she sits as i grab a bite to eat

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Jose,

 

Did you check both ends? The coil ends may not be seated either.

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Jose,

 

Did you check both ends? The coil ends may not be seated either.

Yup.... Probably a bad cable??

 

Ill give em another push when im done with this here foot long. Lol

 

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I recommend what i did for switch location. Love the location and keeps it stock looking!

Just thought I would share since you are up in the air on location.

Thats a great location! Thats exactly where I was trying to install it, i just couldn't figure out how to do it. Here's mine. LOL 9e84422bb723ab4dfe0215ba30e1011c.jpg Edited by TX_AT
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I just had them wire my cargo lights to the trunk button on my remote starter. Now when I add my under rail bed lights I won't have to go into the truck to turn them on.

 

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Yup.... Probably a bad cable??

 

Ill give em another push when im done with this here foot long. Lol

 

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Be careful with that foot long.... you could hurt somebody! :rollin:

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Switch is somewhere where it can't be turned on with my hand on it. I'm thinking it's the harness

 

 

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The wireless signal can be triggered by a garage door opener. It happens to mine as well and after scratching my head, I was able to duplicate it.

 

 

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Be careful with that foot long.... you could hurt somebody! :rollin:

Well i think its gone.... I am like 90% sure it was bad gas from backwoods gas stations. Last 2 tanks of primium been good to me..... Spending the night in Blackwall Oklahoma... Should finally be home 5ish central time tomorrow afternoon.

 

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Well i think its gone.... I am like 90% sure it was bad gas from backwoods gas stations. Last 2 tanks of primium been good to me..... Spending the night in Blackwall Oklahoma... Should finally be home 5ish central time tomorrow afternoon.

 

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Wish I was doing the opposite and leaving to go to work lol. Just got laid off today due to company restructuring and my department being abolished.

 

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Wish I doing the opposite and leaving to go to work lol. Just got laid off today due to company restructuring and my department being abolished.

 

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Sux bro!! My vacations are volunterry.l but it really sucks when you have payments and shit to worry about.

 

They atleast giving you a severance deal??

 

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Sux bro!! My vacations are volunterry.l but it really sucks when you have payments and shit to worry about.

 

They atleast giving you a severance deal??

 

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Two weeks pay and pay for my vacation days, nothing fancy.

 

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