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I added roof lights, factory lights and factory 2500 harness and I need to find a spot to tap power to run them. I want them to function like factory lights, on with the DRL, parking lights, with fob. I cut the end off the factory wiring harness I purchased and ran 2 wires down the pillar one power one ground, and I have a good ground. Is there anywhere to tap off the BCM with a T tap? I can't for the life of me figure out how to do this, and I'm not good at reading a wiring diagram. Is there anyone that can tell me "put a tap on the ____ connector at pin ____"  All help appreciated!

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I've always wanted to do this mod but so many have talked me out of it and I'm too chicken Sh$t to be drilling holes in my 83k roof! 

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Why poke holes in a roof that could lead to leaks, same with my homes roof. Satellite companies mount dishes on roofs because it's easy, I told the tech if you can't mount it elsewhere forget it.

It is mounted on the ground on a pole. 

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26 minutes ago, eppieguy said:

I've always wanted to do this mod but so many have talked me out of it and I'm too chicken Sh$t to be drilling holes in my 83k roof! 

Maybe it's because I'm still kind of young, but can't be afraid! Be confident in your ability and it'll come out great!

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On 2/14/2024 at 7:44 PM, Mark57 said:

Like to see a picture, did it come close to antenna?

 

The template I used was from this forum for a 2500, all the measurements came out exactly the same.

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9 minutes ago, Naughty Donkey Performance said:

Looks F'ing GREAT, links please......... or part numbers ?

Thank you! I used all factory parts, here's the list:

Genuine GM Roof Wiring Harness #84694118

OEM GM Sierra, Silverado LED Amber #84747497, #84747496

Now the 1500s aren't pre-wired like the 2500s, but all the clips on this harness will still clip into the roof of a 1500. Thought this was a nice surprise! All I did was snip the plug off the harness where it would plug into the A pillar harness and run 2 wires down the pillar. Ground one find power for the other and you're done!

Here is the link for the template, for 2500s but the measurements are all the same:

https://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/248996-how-to-add-cab-lights-to-a-2020-silverado/

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Thanks ordering today, I am gonna DRILL me some leaky holes..🤣

Will make  a video of the whole shebang and post er up!

Thanks again, check out the led lighting I did on the front of my truck, I think it looks nice.

Assman is because of my plate......... Donkey reference and all

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15 minutes ago, Naughty Donkey Performance said:

Thanks ordering today, I am gonna DRILL me some leaky holes..🤣

Will make  a video of the whole shebang and post er up!

Thanks again, check out the led lighting I did on the front of my truck, I think it looks nice.

Assman is because of my plate......... Donkey reference and all

Those came out very nice 👌 they won't leak, my only suggestion would be in the bottom of the lights is a raised gasket around every bolt. Factory doesn't use silicone according to my dealer... I did!

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Easy to do.  Used same measurements as from a 2500HD.  No problems. No leaks,  Power wire connected under hood with "add a fuse" connected to park lights.

 

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27 minutes ago, LowUfo said:

Easy to do.  Used same measurements as from a 2500HD.  No problems. No leaks,  Power wire connected under hood with "add a fuse" connected to park lights.

 

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I'm continuously blowing fuses with add a circuit, tied to 42 parking lamp right. Any suggestions? 

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