I ended up having someone else do the install for me. I know it looks easy (and that is what everyone else says) but I do not work on cars (and certainly do not do electrical) I know my limits. I work on people and with computers, not cars. haha
It's not difficult. Not as easy as the mod bumpers because there's a lot more bolts that hold the factory brackets/plastic shroud on. So it's easiest to remove the bumper since it's tight back there. BUT glad it's on and looks good too.
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@trickewon this is the postThere seems to be a few questions folks are asking about HOW to tap the back-light wire in when you get the kit WITH back-lighting. REAL easy actually.
Your kit will include the factory fog light harness that has an extra wire hanging off it. This is the back-light control wire and it's the blue or purple wire with the red spade connector:
The 2nd harness you get in the box for the 2nd pair of lights goes to your upfitters. It also has a purple control wire for the back-lights that you can wire to an upfitter (or extend it and use a fuse-tap and tap into your fuse box).
AT your fog lights, simply TAP into the CrystaLux harness control wire on our harness. The pigtail kit comes with the crimp on connector for this purpose. So your harness should look like this when you are done (the T-Tap is blue in this example, but yours might be red)
You'll do this for both sides. Now your fog lights will get power from the factory fog circuit AND the back-light will get power from the included CrystaLux Harness.
Again, the control wire (purple wire off our harness) can either get wired to another upfitter OR you can use an add-on fuse tap if you want to tap into an existing circuit from your fuse panel (maybe a circuit that comes on when the truck is on for example)
