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Installation Instructions
Read the ENTIRE IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION section
at the beginning of this document including all text under subheadings therein
before set up or use of this product.
If you do not have experience doing this
type of electrical work, the job should be
done by an automotive service technician.
NOTICE: Placement of the lights must
comply with FMVSS/CMVSS 108 Federal
Lighting Regulations for Trailers.
WARNING! TO PREVENT SERIOUS
INJURY: Turn off vehicle engine and
disconnect the power supply (battery) before
doing any maintenance or installation.
1. With the light removed from center
of the mount, place the mount on the
location for the Marker Light. Use it as a
template to mark the two side mounting
holes and center hole for the wires.
2. Insert the light back into the
center of the mount.
3. On the vehicle, feed the Marker Light
wires through the hole drilled
for the center opening.
4. Use a pin connector or in-line splice
connector (both sold separately) to
connect the light to your vehicle.
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5. When using an in-line splice connector,
it is not necessary to strip the wires.
a.
Insert the wire from your
vehicle into one channel of
the in-line splice connector.
b.
Insert the wire extending from
the Light into the second channel
of the in-line splice connector.
c.
Fold down the tab on the
in-line splice connector to
make the connection.
6. Connect the white wire
NEGATIVE (-) to ground.
7. When connecting the Marker Light to
a trailer, both the amber and red light's
black wire are connected to the trailer's
tail light wire (normally the brown wire
on a trailer wired to standard).
8. Once the wires are properly
connected, reconnect the power supply
(battery) and test the Marker Light
before mounting it in place.
9. Turn off ignition/battery.
10. Use two #8 Self Drilling Screws
(sold separately) to attach the
Marker Light to the vehicle surface.
11. Make certain the Marker Light is well
seated and the ground wire makes
proper contact with a metal surface.
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