Trailer Light Kit wiring attachment, TL29BK
Updated 06/29/2009 | Published 06/27/2009 >
Question:
What holes on the back lights do you use for this wiring, there are several holes to plug into and how do you do this-stripped ends or leave plastic covering on ?
asked by: Diana I
Expert Reply:
You plug the corresponding wires on the TL29BK kit into the upper (larger) holes on the back of the taillights. There are two holes for tail/brake lights and running lights. These holes are labeled. The wires should be stripped prior to insertion. The lower (smaller) set of holes are there to allow removal of the wires if need be. You would stick a small round object into the lower hole and press, releasing the wire. After inserting the wires they should be routed along the indention in the light housing when mounted to avoid crushing the wires.
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Standard Trailer Light Kit with 25' Wire Harness
- Trailer Lights
- Tail Lights
- Brake/Tail/Turn
- License Plate
- Marker
- Square
- Surface Mount
- Non-Submersible Lights
- Incandescent Light
- 5L x 4-1/2W Inch
- Amber
- Red
- Optronics
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