2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Aftermarket backup lights. Wiring? ? ?

[KENNY]

Back up lights

Any of these back up lights water proof??

 

[Oil Burner]

my farm lights are fairly water tight. you could make them better with some silicone. the housing is rubber and would seal up nicely.

-Jason

 

[CoreyPerez]

Mine aren't. Mine are "Under Bumper" style, and I have them mounted vertical vs. horz. The "vent" should be pointed down, adn I have mine pointed out towards the tire. I noticed about 3 weeks ago, one is nearly 1/4 full of water. Looke like I"ll have to drain it. Either that or just leave them on for a couple hours



I'll see about getting a picture tonight.



Corey

 

[Thomas]

My Hella 90601 Halogen Work Lamps are. They have double reflectors and two 55w H3 bulbs per lamp. The 220 watts to the rear is more than the OEM lighting put to the front.

 

[SMorneau]

Check out mine

Jeff next time you see my truck check my two 55Watt housings out. The whole setup cost about $50 and they are plugged right into the trailer receptacle. A relay is used to switch the high power circuit with the backup light pin in the connector. No need to run a long wire anywhere. If you have a relay you're half way home.



Scott

 

[ecv2001]

I wish i new how to post picks, But i have two holes in my bumper and the lights are mounted in them. very neatly. Also very bright and work great for tailgateing booger eaters.

Man i hate tailgaters.

 

[OTRPU]

Wish I knew how to post photos too. Are the instructions available somewhere on TDR? I've looked all over and can't find anything on it.



Be Safe,

Steve J.

 

[CoreyPerez]

when you click "reply" look above the text box that you / I'm typing in right now. There is a "IMG" button you can click, and you just insert the URL for the picture. If your a member, you can insert pictures in your photo album on the TDR and just link to the URL.



Corey