[toytec]

So got around to doing my grill mount light bar. I can post more info if y'all want.

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[Dragos28]

looks good. post more pics, show how you mounted it, night pics.

 

[edelbrock231]

What brand


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[toytec]

What brand


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Cheap off Amazon. I did not want to put to much into it because I was not sure it would work.


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[toytec]

looks good. post more pics, show how you mounted it, night pics.

I will get some more tomorrow


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[toytec]

First I pulled the grill off and cut all the tabs on the upper grill. So the driver side of the bar I did one screw thru the plastic part of the grill as the wires are on this side. Very min cutting on that side. The passenger side I had to cut a bit more but fab'ed a metal bracket to attach to the stock 10mm grill mount. The switch is a on board air one that mounts in factory knock out. I made my own wiring harness for the light bar. I took the factory fuse box apart and ran all wires to there. This is also where I pulled my 12v from and when to factor ground. I mounted the relay with fuse in the factory fuse box attached with a plastic pop screw so no chance of a metal screw causing problems. I ground the light bar ground on the grill drop down mounts. So all I had to run was one power wire to the bar. I put it in wire looms and used a bit larger wire holder to allow for some play in it for opening and closing the hood. I had to shave just a bit off the heat sink fins and hood latch to allow for proper hood latch function. All in all it went good and is a very clean install with exception of one slip of the saw blade on the passenger side of the grill. But it prob something I will see as it's small and you can't see it from 2 ft away.


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[toytec]

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