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Thanks, red wire to the fuse then black wire to ground ?

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Yup. I think I grounded them to where the battery grounds to the body.
Snaking the wire under the dash was fun. Lol. There is an opening to go through the center
 

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Yup. I think I grounded them to where the battery grounds to the body.
Snaking the wire under the dash was fun. Lol. There is an opening to go through the center
Thanks ; then you broke the hot with a switch , yes or the ground with a switch ? Thanks Josh Done
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Thanks, red wire to the fuse then black wire to ground ?

Ford Bronco Sport Raptor grill accent lights 23B54F12-40B2-4F3B-868B-E5C160071C88
Recommend test one before you commit wiring. Depends on who made the light. I’ve gotten them from Amazon (China) that power OR ground can be black/red/white.
 
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Thanks ; then you broke the hot with a switch , yes or the ground with a switch ? Thanks Josh
The hot. Brought the wire from the fuse to the drivers side then through a rubber gromet on the door frame and into the engine bay.
 

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The hot. Brought the wire from the fuse to the drivers side then through a rubber gromet on the door frame and into the engine bay.
Thanks got it. (
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Done thank you)
 
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All hooked up and working. I’m Loving the Raptor trim lights!
This is the first picture I've seen where the nudge bar can be used with lights as to not interview with the 360+ radar. Is that the Rough Country Nudge bar?
 

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This is the first picture I've seen where the nudge bar can be used with lights as to not interview with the 360+ radar. Is that the Rough Country Nudge bar?
Yep, no interference at all.Yes, this is the RC Nudge Bar.

originally was supposed to receive DRL ready Light Bar/Nudge Bar combo (which would also not interfere with 360+) but the DRL light bar was on back order for 5 weeks. I had just purchased my BS and eager to pack out, so I wasn’t going to wait that long.

I ended up getting the light bar that was not DRL, and will eventually mount that to my roof basket, but I found these 7 inch 3 way lights that were perfect for the nudge bar.

Just required a little mounting bracket adjustments, but they work great
 

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So, I bought some lights, but I have no idea if where I would like to put them is feasible. The picture shows where I would like for them to be. Input anyone?

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So, I bought some lights, but I have no idea if where I would like to put them is feasible. The picture shows where I would like for them to be. Input anyone?

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This is what I did .
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Can you tell me what lights those are or give me a link?
Sure thing .Thant’s actually my car in their add . Good company and the best quality .I bought the tinted ones to match my grill.
 
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Yessir! There is very little wire to work with but it wasn’t too hard. And just to save everyone time, hot is the blue/lavender wire.
I have a potentially dumb question; if you wanted the lights on all the time (whenever the car is on) could you just connect the power wire to the positive terminal on the battery and the connect the ground wire to the grounding spot in the engine bay? Or would this cause a bad/negative strain on the battery?
 

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I have a potentially dumb question; if you wanted the lights on all the time (whenever the car is on) could you just connect the power wire to the positive terminal on the battery and the connect the ground wire to the grounding spot in the engine bay? Or would this cause a bad/negative strain on the battery?
Not a dumb question…but no. You need power from a source that would be switched on with the vehicle. If you powered it straight from the battery with no switch the lights will stay on even if the vehicle is off.
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