I have something similar. It is triggered off a ground interrupt. That switch is a bit fluky, though. I have to "wiggle" the wire sometimes to make the proper ground connection.I picked up a cheap LED on Amazon, stuck it up w/ some 3M double sided tape, fished a wire through the hood and hard wired to the battery.![]()
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That's a good idea. Mine has on/off button...just need to remember to turn it off.I have something similar. It is triggered off a ground interrupt. That switch is a bit fluky, though. I have to "wiggle" the wire sometimes to make the proper ground connection.
The ground interrupt works that when the hood is closed, the ground connection is broken so it turns off. When the connection is made (when the hood is raised), it turns on. But the switch is fluky. Works sometimes and when it doesn't, just need the wire wiggled.That's a good idea. Mine has on/off button...just need to remember to turn it off.
Does anyone know the item number? I've looked several ways and cannot find it. TIAUse it on the roll bar or via the hooks... It is a great $29 light
Does anyone know the item number? I've looked several ways and cannot find it. TIA
| 2015637 | KC AUTOLIGHT |
Mirrors, my friend. Mirrors.So... how does that help me see under the hood?
No kidding!The best under hood light I had was the stock one on my '85 Bronco. It was hard wired, could be pulled out via the retractable cord, and had a magnetic back.
I'd love to put one under the hood my my '21.
Thank you. Weird as I cannot find it. Did you find it locally? I am near Westbury and somewhat close to Oceanside, but it doesn't show up in a search.2015637KC AUTOLIGHT
That reminds me of the Old Man's 89 Chevy truck, had a wind up cord reel for the "underhood" light with probably 12' of cord.The best under hood light I had was the stock one on my '85 Bronco. It was hard wired, could be pulled out via the retractable cord, and had a magnetic back.
I'd love to put one under the hood my my '21.
Found this one is for sale, 200 bucks though dammit.That reminds me of the Old Man's 89 Chevy truck, had a wind up cord reel for the "underhood" light with probably 12' of cord.
Pretty cool, used a time or two.