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  1. M

    Was told to get "back-up" lights, so,,,,,,

    You can also buy a regular license plate light that lets you change out the bulb. Just put a 24v bulb into it and you can wire it up to the rear lights. I wired mine to the clearance/running light circuit with a 24v bulb, so that when I turn on the truck lights, the license plate light comes on...
  2. M

    Was told to get "back-up" lights, so,,,,,,

    Looks good. I had to install a back-up light for one of my jeeps to pass inspection. I installed the exact same light. Works well. I was able to get away with not putting one on the deuce because I was able to convince the guy that they never came with them, so I shouldn't have to install one...
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