Amber Strobe/Work Lights Install 

It's obviously for safety. Wouldn't be necessary if there weren't so many assholes on the road today running you over or cutting you off while you are doing roadwork or working near a busy road.

Name checks out, "Troll-et"

Either going to burn down from the wiring or going to get hit cause they're garbage ligjts

@@znovosad555 if you know anything about wiring you would notice the fuze boxes that keep that very thing from happening. Messy short term wiring doesn't start fires ;)

@@GreenMountainProjects it absolutely can. Any small amount of heat can melt the wire jacket, causing a potential short if a hot lead grounds itself, and the same could happen if the wire pinches. And with cheap lights it's more than likely to happen

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Its not fuze, its fuse. Just letting u know

Jack Welborn the lights along the top of the windshield were great, they are also interior lights. The ones on the grill lasted almost all winter till the wires became weathered and brittle breaking off of the back of the lights. Most of that was me chipping ice off of the grill and headlights but I would look for a higher quality version.

not at all

@@GreenMountainProjects so they are more white in person?

yes, I have a tint strip along top of windshield so I had to slide them down a bit bc the tint was making it look blue in the video. @@coltycoo377

Yeah shouldn't be a problem doing something like that. they are just wired from the battery to a switch then to the lights. only concern is you aren't legally allowed to drive around with them constantly on unless your in process of working, driving slow, plowing snow or towing a large load. I would highly suggest a bright LED cube/bar light on the front as a daytime running light. For the the rear that have ways to make your break lights strobe when applied for added attention to the fact you are slowing or stoping. Im sure you could find other videos on that. Stay safe on the roads and I feel your pain worrying about other drivers negligent to motorcycles.

I believe I got those right of Amazon for around $20

joeh690 relays just use a smaller source of power to switch on the light, it’s just so you don’t have 12V running through your dash.

Get your self a powerswitch bank then you will ony have to turn them on from the buttons

​@@SuperReilly how do you change the patterns then if you do it this way?

These don't have a yellow wire, the housing of the light has a phase change button so I would assume I would have to take that apart to get to it.

@@GreenMountainProjects I'm talking about your grill lights brother.

I did those at a later point, the video not meant to only show you how to do the front the same concept can be applied to the rear.

They have built in programming, some lights require a controller box. That makes them strobe.

Just cheap ones off Amazon don’t remember the brand I got them years ago.

Rafael Galván basically all a relay is is a switch, it uses a low current that runs through the switch that you would toggle. That then sends a lower current to the relay which has a larger switch inside that allows the larger current to flow to the lights your turning on. It’s just so you don’t have a massive amount of power running through the switch you physically placing your hand on. In this application it’s not really a big deal to not use one.

I honestly thought the same thing. But, not everyone cares what it look like under the hood. As long as it works :)

Wonderful! doing the job and I'm not homeless!

The 2x4 prop rod, priceless...

Kobie Dixon the strobes are on the front and the rear of the truck

MARZ1911 yes they were done, basically same concept as front for wiring

yes, as long as its not blue or red. white and amber are fine.

What ever your smoking I want it!

lol

this is my favorite comment on any of my videos so far lol

😂

Just a stock black ram grill

There are lights on the rear now as well ,but thank you for your concern for safety! I work on an apartment complex so traffic is not exactly very fast. more for warning so I don't have a reason to do a dent pulling video lol.

I drive a tow truck, front and rear are both important as you want both to slow down for the bottleneck you have created if a road is not divided

It was... that was back in 2017 lol

Well I sold that truck almost 3 years ago and haven’t heard anything back yet lol

Just Google a wiring diagram. There really is no way to explain it at a pre-k level lol

Rats have been kicked out and since cleaned up so no worry about that

There’s these little buttons on a phone or keys on a keyboard that can turn it down FYI.

Im all set thanks

@@GreenMountainProjects hey I got a question. Did you have and alternator for that battery that you power the lights with or did you just have to recharge it every so often? I’m curious because I’m thinking about putting a another battery in my truck for accessories such as lights.

That is extremely False… yes there are some cheap ones but most mid range lights work very well. Btw Ridged Industries sell their lights on Amazon and they are top of the line…

@@GreenMountainProjects Amazon? Top of the line? What are you smoking!? Amazon lights are cheap, Non SAE-Class 1 rated products. Top of the line is Whelen, Feniex, Or Soundoff - may cost the extra buck but they'll do the job the right way!

Ray Sanchez yes the wiring has been cleaned up since I posted the video over a year ago lol

T & A Automotive Great install, Thanks for sharing and putting up with all the criticism. 😎👍🏼

Ray Sanchez thank you! It’s enjoyable to watch people get butt hurt 😂

T & A Automotive Im going to start my install this weekend. Im hoping to have a setup like the one on your truck.

okkk lol???