bill2014

I thought they would to be honest but they are no lower than the trailer receiver or the electrical connections and they haven't yet through this winter with 4 foot snow banks everywhere

redknight1

Well I probably won't be spending the money on those. I was thinking some cheaper fog lights from walmart or something.

dopewaffle

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You can buy these all day long for about $20-$50. I have 4 of em ( took 2 off because it was ridiculously bright) and there pretty discreet and bright.

Note: those are LED reverse lights I paid $30 for, and you can tell the difference between them and the rectangle LED's in this pic.

bill2014

this is a link to the lights I got and love. stay away from Walmart lights you might pay $20 but they won't last long I've used them. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00IXD...omotive+lights

dopewaffle

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Forgot to leave a link.

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...060275&alt=web

buster096

Flush mounts.

redknight1

I think I will be going with flush mounts in the rear bumper. Thanks for the ideas guys.

dopewaffle

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You will not be dissatisfied. Those are amazing lights.

redknight1

I hope not. On another note, anyone know which pin in the 7 pin trailer connector is the revrse lights?

dopewaffle

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I believe orange. The dead center connector on a 7 pin is reverse, so trace that wire.

Yellow = Left turn
Green = Right turn
Brown = Tail/Marker
Blue = Trailer Brakes
Black = +12 volt source (ie breakaway battery charge)
Orange = Backup/Auxillary
White = Ground