Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: Anonymous on September 23, 2006, 05:34:18 PM
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Trying to permanently remove the power to the bumper mounted rear number plate lights
At the moment I've got a cable comes out of the drivers side rear whch splits into 2
I part feeds via a connection to the fog light
the other goes straight to the 2 rear plate lights
Proposing to just cut it off where it splits and bind the loose end thouroughly with electrical tape
Anyone got any alternative or better ideas?
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If you can't find somwhere to roll it up and tuck it out of the way, just chop it off and tape it up.
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Steady on Stew......you and vehicle mods of any kind just dont seem right :lol: :lol:
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Can't you poke it back into the body? behind the rear wheels is a flap that pulls down that you can tuck stuff above (I would cable tie it up there somehow)
EE
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Can't you poke it back into the body? behind the rear wheels is a flap that pulls down that you can tuck stuff above (I would cable tie it up there somehow)
EE
thats exactly where mine is, with the fog light feed still in use
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So cut move and tidy and cable tie is the way....many thanks
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Nah, don't cut it, just unplug the long bit, and tuck the rest up there.
If I remember right, the two numberplate lights are on flyleads anyway with plugs, so unplug them and tape the connectors. If you don't need the fog, I think that disconnects too...
Cutting wires generally leads to troubles later in life :)
EE
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Hmm..more poking around then :roll:
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Second thought...Is it a legal requirement to have a rear fog light?
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On a truck the age of yours yes.
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yup.
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Cheers ..more fiddling around it is then :roll:
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Yup
Any truck after 1980 needs a fog light for the MOT.
If any of you guys want to know what the MOT man looks for, then take a look at this.
http://http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual/contents.htm
Know your enemy 8)
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Job sorted