Is Drilling Required to Install Optronics Tear Clearance Light Kit CB-15AK
Published 12/28/2010
Question:
Do you have to drill holes in your car for the roof clearance lights or do you stick them on
asked by: Jeff
Expert Reply:
The # CB-15AK clearance light kit is designed to be screwed to the vehicle surface, so you will need to do some drilling. To install the lights, you will take off the lens as though you were changing a bulb. You will see two pre-made holes in the black light base. You can use these holes as a template. The power wire for the light will also require drilling to run the wiring into the inside of the vehicle. Once you have attached the base using two of the included screws, you will reattach the lens.
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Clearance Light Kit - Teardrop Shape - Amber - Qty 5
- Vehicle Lights
- Marker Light
- Cab Light
- Multiple Lights
- Incandescent Light
- Light Assembly
- Teardrop
- Amber
- Optronics
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