I was running my Pop-n-Lock wire for the trailgate. While looking up inside the body from below the driver side rear bumper, I noticed there are two wires that are pigtailed with waterproof shrink tube. They are white with purple stripe,
black with white stripe.
I hope it's pre-wiring for something useful. ?
The picture is taken looking up and towards the back, of the driver side tail light.
So easily corrupted. Simple explanation of wire's purpose and now you must spend some money. It is no wonder so many aftermarket suppliers want to promote sites like this. Great way to get us to part with our money. :grin2:
I did the same thing with a Waterproof LED Strip from Amazon:
While I was there I also wired in a set of backup/work lights:
Everything comes on on the same OEM cargo light switch and is protected on that fused circuit. Plus its got the built in timer in case I'm an idiot and leave everything on. Really happy with the light it puts out and did it all for really cheap.
Do you have a link to the ones you used? Those look really bright. I like that they light all the way to the center rather than leaving a dark strip down the center of the bed.
Instead of running wires under the bed, I connected a couple strings of lights together and just ran them around the bed. I have 4 lights on each side and 4 along the front of the bed. That lights it up better under the tonneau cover.
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