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I installed some under hood lights today. Simple. Quick. Easy.
The LED lights are bright as day and make a huge difference in viewing the engine bay, in my garage. Only the low price point ($14.89) from Amazon has me wondering if these lights will be durable enough.
They come with enough wire if you route directly under the hood soundproofing and come with an easy to install (and adjustable, and fused) contact switch that turns the lights off whenever the hood is closed.
The lights are attached to the top of the hood with 3M tape that was already on the light bar. There's a beveled edge where I installed it, just forward of the hood soundproofing, that points the lights in the perfect place (toward the center of the engine).
My only modification was installing a bit larger eyelet to connect directly to the Bronco's positive battery terminals.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R1PC8F4?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
The LED lights are bright as day and make a huge difference in viewing the engine bay, in my garage. Only the low price point ($14.89) from Amazon has me wondering if these lights will be durable enough.
They come with enough wire if you route directly under the hood soundproofing and come with an easy to install (and adjustable, and fused) contact switch that turns the lights off whenever the hood is closed.
The lights are attached to the top of the hood with 3M tape that was already on the light bar. There's a beveled edge where I installed it, just forward of the hood soundproofing, that points the lights in the perfect place (toward the center of the engine).
My only modification was installing a bit larger eyelet to connect directly to the Bronco's positive battery terminals.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R1PC8F4?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
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