Cab Clearance lights installed finally!
Tuned
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Personally I wouldn't install anything but Ford parts on something that I need to drill 15 holes in the roof for.
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Then somehow I got the thought of the ram lights and have really latched onto that idea. Just look slightly better than the big orange honky ones. A little sleeker, better fuel mileage
that's my excuse anyway.
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Oh Ford OEM aren't bad at all!! In fact I was singing the same tune for a while. Wasn't even a thought cross my mind to buy something else.
Then somehow I got the thought of the ram lights and have really latched onto that idea. Just look slightly better than the big orange honky ones. A little sleeker, better fuel mileage that's my excuse anyway.
Then somehow I got the thought of the ram lights and have really latched onto that idea. Just look slightly better than the big orange honky ones. A little sleeker, better fuel mileage
that's my excuse anyway.You could probably modify that Ford harness to make it work with the ram lights.
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My thoughts exactly! Was interested to see the connection on the bottom of a ram light and how similar it is to the ford harness. Can't be too hard, just positive and ground!
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This is the Ram cable from ebay. Looks like you should be able to cut off the plug and splice it in place of the Ford plugs.
Good luck!
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Yeah great-looking lights that's the style I want for my 97 7.3.
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