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So we put together a new product for everybody. This is pretty universal so it'll work on any vehicle with a 7-pin trailer harness connection. We've been planning this kit for a while due to the need for a SIMPLE kit to install on any truck AND much needed reverse lighting.
https://www.4x4truckleds.com/7-pin-trailer-harness-dual-reverse-kit-w-diode-dynamics-lights/
This is a completely bolt-on kit offering a simple plug and play installation (if your truck is equipped with a 7-pin trailer harness). The kit utilizes the Diode Dynamics 7-pin dual-output trailer wiring harness, which plugs in-line with your existing trailer harness behind your hitch. This configuration ensures you retain functionality of your trailer harness while keeping the plug behind the trailer hitch out of sight. Completely plug and play!
The kit allows for an optional red back-light feature (on SS3 lights, standard on SSC1 & SSC2 lights) which creates a red glow from the light housing whenever your lights are on. As soon as you switch into reverse this red light turns off and the main white output turns on, giving you some much needed visibility behind your truck.
The included KR Off-Road extension bracket allows the lights to hang from factory bolts under your truck. This bracket is made right here in the USA out of 11 gauge stainless steel (and powder coated black) ensuring a lifetime of durability.
Included:
As stated, the kit utilizes our USA Made KR Off-Road brackets to hang the lights from almost any bumper (right under the bumper) and bolts right up using existing bolt holes. There's nothing to cut and no wires to run really. You simply unplug the factory 7-pin trailer harness from behind, plug in the Diode harness and plug the lights in. That's it!
On the Broncos we found it easiest to remove the left bolt on the trailer connector with a 10mm socket. You can then slide out the harness and attach it easily (due to Fords design, they didn't leave a lot of room to wiggle the harness in there without first removing that 10mm bolt and sliding it out, but it's SUPER SIMPLE).
Again available here: https://www.4x4truckleds.com/7-pin-trailer-harness-dual-reverse-kit-w-diode-dynamics-lights/
https://www.4x4truckleds.com/7-pin-trailer-harness-dual-reverse-kit-w-diode-dynamics-lights/
This is a completely bolt-on kit offering a simple plug and play installation (if your truck is equipped with a 7-pin trailer harness). The kit utilizes the Diode Dynamics 7-pin dual-output trailer wiring harness, which plugs in-line with your existing trailer harness behind your hitch. This configuration ensures you retain functionality of your trailer harness while keeping the plug behind the trailer hitch out of sight. Completely plug and play!
The kit allows for an optional red back-light feature (on SS3 lights, standard on SSC1 & SSC2 lights) which creates a red glow from the light housing whenever your lights are on. As soon as you switch into reverse this red light turns off and the main white output turns on, giving you some much needed visibility behind your truck.
The included KR Off-Road extension bracket allows the lights to hang from factory bolts under your truck. This bracket is made right here in the USA out of 11 gauge stainless steel (and powder coated black) ensuring a lifetime of durability.
Included:
- 2x Diode Dynamics Lights
- 2x KR Off-Road mounting brackets
- 1x Diode Dymamics 7-Pin Dual Output Trailer Wiring Harness
As stated, the kit utilizes our USA Made KR Off-Road brackets to hang the lights from almost any bumper (right under the bumper) and bolts right up using existing bolt holes. There's nothing to cut and no wires to run really. You simply unplug the factory 7-pin trailer harness from behind, plug in the Diode harness and plug the lights in. That's it!
On the Broncos we found it easiest to remove the left bolt on the trailer connector with a 10mm socket. You can then slide out the harness and attach it easily (due to Fords design, they didn't leave a lot of room to wiggle the harness in there without first removing that 10mm bolt and sliding it out, but it's SUPER SIMPLE).
Again available here: https://www.4x4truckleds.com/7-pin-trailer-harness-dual-reverse-kit-w-diode-dynamics-lights/
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