Adding cab lights
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Mountain Pass
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From: Perkiomenville, Pa
Adding cab lights
Has anyone added the roof cab lights to their truck. How hard is it to do? I would imagine you would have to drill 5 holes in the roof of your truck. Has anyone had a problems with them leaking?
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From: STEPHENVILLE,TX!!!!!
i added mine, i made a template then layed them out on the roof, its easy to do just measure a few times to make sure and layout see how you like them, wiring is easy theres a cab light tail on the passanger side kick panel think it was a brown and ? wire tail i cant remember the other color but theres a plug on the end of it if i remember right
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From: Blackwater, VA
i did mine...it took 15 holes and the brown wire. i had to splice them, but it worked. and trust me, if i could figure it out on my own...you'll be fine 
i got a pacer set off eBay for $50 and spent $2 on silicone seal so they wouldn't leak...although it poured rain a couple times before i got around to it anyways
i got a pacer set off eBay for $50 and spent $2 on silicone seal so they wouldn't leak...although it poured rain a couple times before i got around to it anyways
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