Where to run wires for safari rack aux lighting?
#2
Joined: May 2002
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From: Auburn, Washington
This is my no drill method.
Check out Jacksonpt's website to see how he ran his in through the rear hatch.
Some drill a hole in their roof below the rack rails, but I did not want to drill any holes.
Check out Jacksonpt's website to see how he ran his in through the rear hatch.
Some drill a hole in their roof below the rack rails, but I did not want to drill any holes.
#5
Joined: May 2002
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From: Auburn, Washington
Also I want to say that some had said long ago when I did this that the wire covering would be scraped off where it goes in through the fender from where it exits the door sill.
Not so.
These lights on the rack have been wired up this way for over three years, and the wires are in perfect shape.
Why drill if you do not have to?
I for one hate leaks, and old man murphy would make sure it leaked on me if I drilled.
Not so.
These lights on the rack have been wired up this way for over three years, and the wires are in perfect shape.
Why drill if you do not have to?
I for one hate leaks, and old man murphy would make sure it leaked on me if I drilled.
#7
Joined: May 2002
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From: Auburn, Washington
He he, that tree is pretty to look at, but a nuisance for the rig.
Birds roost in it and poop on the rig, and I get pitch from it.
But that black fugly stuff in my door jambs is what ticks me off the most about it.
Birds roost in it and poop on the rig, and I get pitch from it.
But that black fugly stuff in my door jambs is what ticks me off the most about it.
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