Clearance Lights
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Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Palm Beach County, FL
Cheesefood,
Not to sound like a smart a$$ but there are two ways that I know of:
1) Install them yourself, or 2) pay someone to do it for you.
It's not a easy job since and will require lots of drilling and wire "snaking".
Probably cost prohibitive if you can't do it yourself.
Not to sound like a smart a$$ but there are two ways that I know of:
1) Install them yourself, or 2) pay someone to do it for you.
It's not a easy job since and will require lots of drilling and wire "snaking".
Probably cost prohibitive if you can't do it yourself.
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Joined: Jul 1999
Posts: 138
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From: New Vienna, OH
Installing clearance lights really isn't that bad. And the headliner will pull down a little bit in the front after you take off the plastic bracket where the sun visors "park". I installed a set that I got from K-Mart on the black '97 that I use to have. This time I'm looking at getting the ones they put on the SuperDuty's from the dealer and putting them on. They cost about $7/ea. I just made sure to put primer on the metal after I drilled the holes and used silicone on the plastic part that touches the paint so they wouldn't leak. Hope this helps.
