Finally added my roof rear marker lights
#12
12-07-2010, 09:07 PM
Talk to "Brodie" via e-mail sales@ridgedemon.com
He is top notch with his responce and help
#13
12-09-2010, 10:31 AM
Finally added my roof rear marker lights
Been looking for them but all I can find are white or amber covers? Seems like someone would make them due to they have the front and rear blackout lights, why not the these? I might just have to paint them with that transparent black paint...
#14
12-09-2010, 11:10 AM
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Rochester Hills, Michigan
Posts: 1,443
Wrong part number
It was all DIY. The 3 center lamps are: TruckLite model #15250R http://www.truck-lite.com/webapp/wcs...3715&langId=-1
The mounts for them are: TruckLite model #00809 http://www.truck-lite.com/webapp/wcs...3951&langId=-1
The 2 corner lamps are: Weldon model # 5060-7000-10 http://www.weldoninc.com/PDFs/PDF_Ca...rker_Lamps.pdf
They are all LED's, and total cost was about $55
The mounts for them are: TruckLite model #00809 http://www.truck-lite.com/webapp/wcs...3951&langId=-1
The 2 corner lamps are: Weldon model # 5060-7000-10 http://www.weldoninc.com/PDFs/PDF_Ca...rker_Lamps.pdf
They are all LED's, and total cost was about $55
#16
12-09-2010, 12:28 PM
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Rochester Hills, Michigan
Posts: 1,443
Broken Halo
Thanks for the input on the rear lights. I appreciate that you provided part #"s and pictures.
Maybe a little install write up would be cool to do for all of us. I am curious as to where you ran the wiring for the hook up to the existing running light circuit(s) and what panels or (Inside/outside) moldings you had to remove to make this happen.
I too just installed the (Front) running light klt. As everyone has said, it was a little nerve racking to drill the roof line for the kit but after laying out the template, it went on really well. The front corner lights were really easy to install due to the (pre-marked) spots to drill out and mount.
I am totally sold on the light kit after the install. No wind noise at all from the kit. Makes a major difference in the look of the H3 ---------- Now, on to the rear lights !!!!
Thanks for the input on the rear lights. I appreciate that you provided part #"s and pictures.
Maybe a little install write up would be cool to do for all of us. I am curious as to where you ran the wiring for the hook up to the existing running light circuit(s) and what panels or (Inside/outside) moldings you had to remove to make this happen.
I too just installed the (Front) running light klt. As everyone has said, it was a little nerve racking to drill the roof line for the kit but after laying out the template, it went on really well. The front corner lights were really easy to install due to the (pre-marked) spots to drill out and mount.
I am totally sold on the light kit after the install. No wind noise at all from the kit. Makes a major difference in the look of the H3 ---------- Now, on to the rear lights !!!!
Last edited by Broken Halo; 12-15-2010 at 06:43 AM.
#17
12-09-2010, 02:11 PM
I think when I get my front marker lights I am going to run just two corner tail markers, I just don't want to drill more into the metal. I am paranoid about rust!!!
Looks good man!
Looks good man!
#18
12-11-2010, 05:30 PM
Here's a picture of the running lights at night -- still haven't taken a day time picture yet. This picture is with my cell phone so pardon the lousy resolution
#19
12-13-2010, 09:22 AM
lights
that looks sweet. Have you had any leaks? did you rig them to come on any time your headlights are on, or do they come on with a switch like fog lights?
not only would i be worried about leaks in my roof but i don't know how to get in behind the dash without breaking any snaps...
not only would i be worried about leaks in my roof but i don't know how to get in behind the dash without breaking any snaps...
#20
12-13-2010, 10:41 AM
It sounds like he just tapped into the wires running to the tail lights, so when the lights are, so are the new marker lights.