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jackonlyjack wrote: After wifey got me a dash cam for my birthday
Had to make few modifications as I can't be doing with anything stuck to windscreen
Also a new interior light nice and bright
Happy with the new additions
Jack how did you fit the interior light to the headliner and did you wire it into the courtesy light under the rear view mirror? Im king of following your work Jack or kind of on the same wave length I seem to be thinking the same way about the same things .
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I cut a square hole half inch sized used a flexible tent pole pushed it towards where the old light was
then tapped wires to thin steel rod pushed it along side to get wires through
connected to connector for old light (just be aware it only operates with door open)
The back of light is nice and flat so i used hook side of some velcro glued to light
pressed it to roof liner and it's never moved since
Best thing i've done it's so bright
Jack
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jackonlyjack wrote: The lamp is a ring one same as my reverse light
I cut a square hole half inch sized used a flexible tent pole pushed it towards where the old light was
then tapped wires to thin steel rod pushed it along side to get wires through
connected to connector for old light (just be aware it only operates with door open)
The back of light is nice and flat so i used hook side of some velcro glued to light
pressed it to roof liner and it's never moved since
Best thing i've done it's so bright
Jack
Going to do this mod think its a good option, the door will always be open to get gear out.
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jackonlyjack wrote: The back of light is nice and flat so i used hook side of some velcro glued to light
pressed it to roof liner and it's never moved since
Velcro is great for a semi-permanent attatchment of lightweight items. I've used Velcro extensively on internal trim panels on executive jets. The only weak-link is the glue attaching it, which could eventually fail particularly when it gets very old and spent lots of time in very hot climates.
Great write up
IF IT AINT BROKE, KEEP FIXING IT UNTIL IT IS
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My other like is 3M acrylic foam tape this is how the rear fog and reverse lights are held on
Jack
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