How-to: Rigid Dually Reverse Lights Install - Picture Heavy
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#23
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Here is another great writeup one of our customers did on TacomaWorld. Not the same truck but it's always good to have a second reference.
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd...t-install.html
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd...t-install.html
#24
Senior Member
They are black (or very dark grey). Yes, I ordered two of those - they snap together and you can barely see the seam. There is a middle section that they sell too, so you can make a holder for as many switches as you want.
Sorry, no pic of just the switch body. I ordered the switch and body together and they came snapped together. It did come with a tool to separate them...
Sorry, no pic of just the switch body. I ordered the switch and body together and they came snapped together. It did come with a tool to separate them...
Do you happen to have a picture of the output of the diffused lights at night?
Do you have a backup camera?
Dan
#25
Just Another Member
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I do have a backup camera, display in the rearview mirror. The lights do NOT in any way overpower the camera, perhaps because they are under the truck. The combination works great, and I think it is a much safer setup than the stock reverse lights.
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#29
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I installed a pair of Ridged D2's(Flood). I think the are a little over bearing on the backup camera. But maybe I need to angle them up more, only thing is they already shine up into the bumper. I think I might switch to the defused set.
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