Anyone running lights under their hood?
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Anyone running lights under their hood?
I am in need of some lights under my hood, I get tired of holding my flashlight, not fun bitting down on cold aluminum! I ran into KC Hilites 350 wile searching. Thoughts?
http://www.kchilites.com/lights/cycl...c-352-494.html
http://www.kchilites.com/lights/cycl...c-352-494.html
Last edited by Andrade; 02-06-2015 at 10:43 AM.
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Mine didn't come with a hood light but it did come with a dog so I wouldn't have to walk home alone. LOL. Seriously though my uncle has three f150s that are 30-40 years old and they all have hood lights, as well as my dads 06 super duty, and my moms 01 excursion. My uncle was light that fancy truck doesn't have a hood light. I am interested to where this goes because I would like to add something.
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It's like FoMoCo forgot something.
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I'm thinking about throwing a strip of LEDs
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I put in some led strip lights attached to the back side of the grill. Simplest way would be to run them to the battery and add a switch to turn it on when you need it. You can use a Mercury switch or pressure switch to turn it on, but I think a simple on/off switch is best. Mercury will shift while you drive and stop and can cause the light to flicker under the hood.
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I put in some led strip lights attached to the back side of the grill. Simplest way would be to run them to the battery and add a switch to turn it on when you need it. You can use a Mercury switch or pressure switch to turn it on, but I think a simple on/off switch is best. Mercury will shift while you drive and stop and can cause the light to flicker under the hood.
NICE!
now I definitely have a project in my future. where did you get your light strips? the ides of a simple switch is nice but knowing me I would forget to turn them off an end up running down my battery. perhaps a combination mercury and manual switch would work.