Installing LED Off-Road Lights Behind A Ram Grill 

Chris haha your not wrong about that. I have bought many amazon LEDs over the course of three vehicles and only has issues with the longer bars. The key is getting the $40-$60 ones not the $20-$30 brands.

Non at all it’s very sturdy.

Great question especially for an Amazon light. I am very impressed they are still moisture free and as bright as the day i installed them.

Thanks and these are flood lights.

Yeah but they are stupid expensive wasn't worth it to me

Thanks glad it helped! Yes I usually always buy one of those harnesses then I cut the switch off that it comes with. There will be three wires (red, black & yellow or white). I usually get a round three prong switch that pops into a 3/4" hole drilled in the trim plastic around your steering wheel. double check what is behind where you want to drill so there is enough room for the wiring that goes into the back of the switch. you will want to get Female Slip-On Solderless Terminal connectors that you crimp to the harnesses wires. each of these will slide onto one of the pins of the switch. The yellow or sometimes white wire is what activates the light on the switch . It is usually the center pin. I just added a link to the switch in the description of this video. Good luck!

I don’t think it would be an issue at all, I would just play around with the location left to right where you mount it. I wish I spread my light further to each side bc they are a little covered by the vertical post of the grill in the center. Not at all noticeable though because lights are so bright.

I use them like high beams.

Great question, if you used those smaller LED cubes I would say absolutely. not sure about the round ones I used, it would be close.... I just rewatched my vid and at minute 4:19 you can see It doesn't looks possible to fit all 4 round lights. I was thinking about getting two of the cubes to put in on the out sides of the round ones. might make a video of this soon so thanks for the idea.

T & A Automotive no problem man!! I look forward to the install vid.

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If wired to the battery it will be on. Don’t worry that little light will not drain your battery.

Its plastic but very sturdy and durable.

It’s just a rubber grommet you pull out of a hole directly under the steering wheel

That large plate with the two big 15 mm bolts next to that little rubber hole thingy you mentioned, comes out. Drill a hole in that and you can run loads of wiring through it. That Giant firewall hole that's covered is for a clutch assembly if its a manual.

Thank you! I have 20x10 wheels with -24 offset with 33x12.5r20

It’s fine there is no conflicts between the light and the shutter.

no those round lights are very tall, you would have to get LED cubes or something that is shorter to avoid that

Thanks for the response! Having done it, do you wish you went with different lights or still like them?

You are correct. The relay has a low voltage wire (Terminal 86, Google a relay wire diagram) that when energized will power the relay and let the higher voltage wire power the light. I have a switch in my truck that I have a wire run from battery to the switch and then another from the switch to the replay low voltage wire. The switch interrupts the source to the relay so you can control the on/off. You could also wire the low voltage source to any other electrical source like the high beams positive wire, fog lights or what ever you would want to control the on/off.

That would only happen if you left them on all night. LEDs have very little draw.

Mandofive4321 I have had these hooked up for almost a year now and my truck has sat for two weeks with out being started at one point and has been fine.

Why would the battery die if the lights switch is off? If you wire the switch correctly to a relay, then there is no draw on anything.

maquire Stafford I have not yet, they sell the stock button clusters but are very expensive. I might look into it in the future.

I haven't looked closely at that grill style. It might block out much of the light if you use the round ones I used. Maybe an LED cube or a short LED bar light would be better.

Prince Jabbo the hemi engines are very reliable you could get a solid 250-300k if it’s well maintained, usually it’s body rot that makes them un-passable for inspection

I just sold mine with 180k on it. The body was rough but ran strong. Ingot $6700

In theory yes, but the draw of these little leds is too minor to truly make an impact. Even so no battery is 100% efficient and will die over time anyways.

You need to hook up the switch poroperly of the 3 pins and the LED will then be only on when the switch is on.

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Nilight. The link is in the description.

I think they are 6”

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There is a small gap so they do not

@@tomchristiana2948 Thanks. Do you notice any difference in temperature?

@@robertkuster6389 Nope not at all!

It’s a cigar lighter you can get at any cigar shop