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Can anyone confirm for me that there cargo/under rail bed led lights go out while in reverse and while applying the brakes?? Just noticed this tonight while backing into the driveway? While in reverse, cargo switch on and applied the brakes the under bed rail lights go out??

Anyone else's truck do this as well?

Thanks.

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My mirror lights and bed lights (even the outside cab light) go out when I put the truck in gear. They won't turn on while in drive or reverse

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Yes im aware of this. And they all stay on when in reverse. Thats what they are intended for. I had the wrong harness plug for my year truck. All is is good now.

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Yes im aware of this. And they all stay on when in reverse. Thats what they are intended for. I had the wrong harness plug for my year truck. All is is good now.

I used the supplied harness and plugged it into the place it specified and mine go out when I go into reverse, they work in neutral

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I used the supplied harness and plugged it into the place it specified and mine go out when I go into reverse, they work in neutral

Do you have the towing mirrors with led lights in them?? If so? They are supposed to stay on while in reverse. Thats what they are for. Trailer backup light assist. Its possible like mine. Your truck has 3 pins on the truck side of the plug?? This is where i had to make the change.

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Yes, i havw the towing mirrors w/ the LED's. As soon as i hit reverse they go out

 

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Yes, i havw the towing mirrors w/ the LED's. As soon as i hit reverse they go out

 

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Thats not right. The mirror lights should stay on while in reverse.

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Thats not right. The mirror lights should stay on while in reverse.

Hmm, interesting, my 2016 GMC 2500 did the same thing, went out as soon as I went into reverse

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Thats not right. The mirror lights should stay on while in reverse.

I just reseeded the plug and tried again, and now they stay on in reverse, interesting. . . thx

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