Installing cab lights, need measurements

[ramtough1993]

I bought a set of cab lights for my 93 but the truck didn't come with lights originally so i have no idea how to space them out to make them look stock and decent any help or tips would be greatly appreciated.

[RumbleFish]

here ya go!



borrowed this from dtr 100yrs ago.

[ramtough1993]

Thanks a lot, one more question, the lights need some paint but should they be blue like the color of the truck or silver?

[RumbleFish]

They're silver/grey from the factory. I like them painted body color though.

[ramtough1993]

yeah see these ones that i bought are a little weathered and could use a coat of paint, next challenge is to get them wired up

[ramtough1993]

I bought a set of cab lights for my 93 but the truck didn't come with lights originally so i have no idea how to space them out to make them look stock and decent any help or tips would be greatly appreciated.

Now that i have the lights all painted i am itching to get them on, is there any place that makes a replacement wire harness of does anybody have any idea on how the original wire harness looked or how it was all connected, i am looking for any tip i can get, any response is appriciated.

[CUMMINSDODGEMAN3]

Cant remember how the factory one are for the 1st gens but maybe this will work...http://www.ebay.com/itm/UNIVERSAL-TRUCK ... 41&vxp=mtr

[Mark Nixon]

I'm sure I have a good stock harness or 2 around.
The harnesses are a parallel daisy chained affair, with the 1 long wire that has the female bullet connectors supplying power.
The housing wiring has loops for the grounds that the screws that retain the cab light run through.

Around the headlight switch is a female bullet connector that has a black wire with a yellow stripe on it, which is the connector for the cab light harness.

Mark.

[ramtough1993]

OK, i think i am gonna by the ends and wire em up as simple as possible. Thanks for the tip on the black and yellow wire would have know how to connect it otherwise.