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Looks great! How does the rest of the truck look?

Mine had some 3m tape closer to the door. Seems like a well put together piece of trim and fairly sturdy.

It wasn’t that scary at all. Use painters tape all around and plastic trim tools. Oh and go slow ?

Just near the bracket for the hood there was a hole. I used some plastic loom to keep the wire from shorting and ran it through there and in the engine bay.

Wow looks great!

Thanks Phil, I’ve decided to wire the light to an up fitter switch inside the cab that’s fused. In hindsight I can see the point of friction causing the strands to break. I’m sure it’ll take a while as I will mostly use the truck for a daily driver but I do a appreciate your comments and should...

No they stay on, there is another post in this forum that made his flash with the turn signal.

You need the 5m led strips. You have to solder the leads to it. For Red, White and Blue you could put the three strips together. It would be tight. The fender vent on the F150 would fit better.

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I get what you’re saying, and I do appreciate your candid response. I’ve worked with low voltage wire most of my life. If it fails I will make a proper splice but at this time I wasn’t prepared to make a cut if I didn’t have too. I sealed the connector with liquid electrical tape which should...

I bought the supplies and made them myself. You can DM me and I’ll help.

I used some plastic trim tools and popped the cover off. There is a hole there already I used.

I run red fender lights on my F150 and knock on wood no problems yet.

I tapped it from the drivers side marker light.

Just picked up a new 21 Tremor, I have a big list of upgrades but I thought I would start here first.

What if you added a low current relay? Fairly inexpensive and worth a try. Feed the power for the lights in a more reliable location.