How To Power a Tailgate Light Bar on a 2018 Ram 1500
Updated 11/26/2018 | Published 11/25/2018
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Question:
How do I remove the factory 7 pin plug from 2018 ram 1500? Looking to hard wire tailgate light bar.
asked by: Peter
Expert Reply:
I do not have any advice to remove the 7-way trailer connector on your 2018 Ram 1500 nor would I recommend doing so as this would likely void your warranty. If you need to obtain power from these signals for a tailgate light bar like the Rampage SuperBrite LED Tailgate Light Bar part # RA960134 you can either splice into them with quick splice connectors like part # SWC501746-1 or you can just wire a 7-way on the end of the light bar with part # PK12706. These will be your best options that require minimal modifications and should not void your warranty.
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Rampage SuperBrite LED Tailgate Light Bar - Stop, Tail, Turn - 4-Pole Flat - 60" Long
- Vehicle Lights
- Accent Light
- Tailgate Bar
- Single Light
- LED Light
- Light Assembly
- Strip
- Red/White
- Rampage
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