Finished back-up light installation

[cranetruck]

Got a backup light from Austin Weber the other day and finished the installation yesterday.
The 12 volt bulbs, #1073 and #93 were replaced with #1683 and #1691 respectively.
Power is supplied by the #21, service tail light wire.
(The license plate is for testing purposes only)

 

[m.walker]

Now the chickens will be safer !

 

[StrykerPez]

I don't think I'm understanding how the switch works. It looks like it is in the engine compartment?

 

[kendelrio]

It's attached to the tranny housing and when the shifter is moved into the reverse position, it activates.....

 

[dmetalmiki]

in agreement

I have back up lights AND WARNING buzzers (reversing warning bleepers) fitted to all my trucks.

 

[cranetruck]

I don't think I'm understanding how the switch works. It looks like it is in the engine compartment?

This may explain it better.

 

[maddawg308]

Lookin' good, Bjorn. I have to put one of those on my deuce - last time I backed up in the dark I nearly killed my shed.

 

[jmh4x4]

looks good, looks like your about out of dash space.

my task tomorrow is mounting two backup/spot lights on the rear so i dont kill my inlaws dogwoods while getting turned around

 

[alphadeltaromeo]

Looks good as always Bjorn!

 

[73m819]

thats the nice thing about wreckers, thay come equiped with backup lights

 

[StrykerPez]

I totally get it now. Hahah.

 

[cranetruck]

thats the nice thing about wreckers, thay come equiped with backup lights

Ron, I don't find any backup lights in the TM for your truck, unless you are referring to the flood lights....
BTW, what is the wire # for backup lights, I have checked the wire table listings, perhaps I missed it?
Edit: Found the wire number in a HMMWV tm...#467F