Where to Tap Into on a 2004 Chevy Tahoe to Add Extra Brake, Tail, and Turn Signal Lights
Published 11/06/2014 >
Question:
no one ever covers this, where do I tap in to? I am adding stop turn and tail lights to both ends , Not tail in front, yellow in front, red back Thank You p.s. using post two sided LED lights for the bumpers ends
asked by: Norm S
Helpful Expert Reply:
You will need to identify the correct wires for each function on the 2004 Chevy Tahoe by either tracing the wires or by using a circuit tester such as # PTW2993. So, for example, for an additional turn signal at the front you would find an existing turn signal wire at the front and splice into it. The same goes for the other functions.
For the back you would do the same thing; identify the wires and tap in accordingly.
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