Blazerater
Registered Member
Is it much of a pain to be worth it? I would like to but I'm not into the whole re-wiring thing?
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'87 grill to a '90 ?
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Rhino6678
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dude its worth it i just did in on my 87 v10 and love it when i get a chance ill post u a pic
Blazerater
Registered Member
If you could give a mini walk through that would be great.
pauly383
Daddy383
Wouldn't be too hard to rewire . You have a ground , and you have a high and low .
I did a single headlight each side to a dual halogen each side on a 93 work truck and just cut the ends off , used a meter to see which wires had power in each position , then just wired the new plugs to those , of course I had to splice two wires off of each sides single gorund wire .
I did a single headlight each side to a dual halogen each side on a 93 work truck and just cut the ends off , used a meter to see which wires had power in each position , then just wired the new plugs to those , of course I had to splice two wires off of each sides single gorund wire .
77crewcab
1/2 ton status
The simple way, get the core support/grill assembly, and the wiring harness with it. Bolt in core support, route harness along fender, plug harness into firewall. Done.
Yes, this is the easiest way.
If you don't get the core support, you have to fab up brackets to hold all of the lights in place. That is harder than the wiring, which is nothing more than putting new connectors on.
If you don't get the core support, you have to fab up brackets to hold all of the lights in place. That is harder than the wiring, which is nothing more than putting new connectors on.
Blazerater
Registered Member
Well I guess it might be easier than I thought thanks for the help.
