How to install auxiliary reverse lights in a bumper

In this video i install flush mounted led lights into my dodge ram rear bumper. I purchased these off of amazon for 18 dollars, the lights are very bright and well made . they are 18 watts with 6 leds each. check out the link below to get them thanks for watching !! like and subscribe!
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[@AllThingsCool]

Anybody that comes to this video to see the wiring part all i did was run the ground of each light to the body of the vehicle and ran the power to the purple wire on my trailer wire harness. The purple wire on my trailer harness is the reverse signal light....or if you choose to you can also run a seperate switxh to the cabin area of the vehicle to turn them on manually

[@khanara6]

These sorts of lights are not legal for road use, is there a way of adding something to the circuit so you can dim them when reversing whilst on roads? And did you add a relay? If not have you experienced any issues? Is it crucial when wiring to existing circuits to add a relay?

[@AllThingsCool]

@@khanara6 dont think theres a way to dim them only option would be to get a lower watt light or run the lights to a switch to turn it on and off when u use them. I did not run a relay no need these dont pull alot of power. My lights still work with no problems hope this helps

[@khanara6]

@@AllThingsCool thanks for taking the time to respond

[@Ben1991Strong]

Thank you for the info!

[@xzx_sparky_xzx]

I have a different style of these same brand light for my reverse lights. You'll have to check your state laws, because they are "off-road" you may not be allowed to wire them to a switch (in case you forget to shut them off). However, I have mine wired to my reverse lights and have never had any issues or trouble with using them as such. I had a leak in one of mine and the customer service from Nilight was fantastic. 10/10 would recommend this brand for the cost and quality.

[@XxJD1RTYxX]

You skipped the wiring part the only part I came to see lol

[@AllThingsCool]

jeremy s sorry i ran the positive wire to the purple reverse wire on my trailer wire harness and just grounded the black wire to the body of the truck hope this helps

[@nrfa6229]

I agree with Jeremy! I wanted to see a step x step wiring install of the lights.

[@TheBCSledder]

Nrfa It's easy as hell all you need is a switch, relay and wire or just run it off the reverse if you don't need work lights.

[@Jimmy-qy6gk]

jeremy s .....he said exactly how he wired it. He ran the “Red” power to the purple trailer hitch wire and grounded them both separately. Fairly easy if you are familiar with wiring. If you want to run a control switch to switch on/off whenever then you should buy a relay harness from eBay or Amazon which is ideal for led bars or spot lights.

[@ajthebest5973]

that why I come and see it as well can toy make a video of it

[@SimonTekConley]

Use a relay, run power to battery, relay to reverse

[@OldAndGettingOlder]

Relays are your friends.

[@kathystevetrooperblanck609]

Why does everybody try to cut a square hold with a round blade, instead of using a disc saw use a saber saw and make nice square corners.

[@livenhfree]

I have a disc saw. But not a saber saw. I'm no expert, but I have a hunch a disc saw is much faster and will cut a cleaner hole/line.

[@kathystevetrooperblanck609]

@@livenhfree It also under/cuts or over/cuts so that you either must file out the under/cut or cover the over/cut. A disc might be the easiest method of starting a cut but not finishing the cut!

[@dylanabel4721]

You might want to take just some normal red paint and paint the cut so it doesn't start to rust

[@AllThingsCool]

Thanks!

[@philp.3978]

Next time start by drilling a half inch hole in each of the corners before you cut the openings. Makes it much easier.

[@AllThingsCool]

Phil Partin i know exactly what ur saying i usually do that when i use a jig saw to cut something

[@klc20071989]

If you eventually use a switch instead, use a 3 way toggle. Wire one to the reverse lights and one to constant power.

[@AllThingsCool]

klc20071989 i like that idea ! Thanks !

[@Warhorse469]

This is a great Idea I might install a few these to piss off those idiotic tail gates :)

[@gregorycore9489]

Chew tobacco and spit!

[@ConservativeVet84]

No doubt. I quit chewing Red Man so that is not an option anymore.

[@jonschutt2706]

I call them my F*UK you lights

[@doctork02]

Any time you cut, bumper/body panels, paint the cut metal to try to keep bumper from a rust starting point. (Pro tip)

[@mjh5091]

I'll back these lights as being a good bang for their buck. Have had the same lights mounted in my rear bumper for almost 1.5 years. Still as bright as day one. Tied in to my reverse wire and a switch to a couple diodes, then to a relay, allowing me to independently switch on/off without triggering my reverse lights. If I need to use them as "Fuck you" lights to them tailgaters, or hook up my trailer in the dark, I don't need to be in reverse to do so. Few extra bucks for the electrical parts, but they are worth it.

[@PauLo-sk8mt]

MJ H great idea! Also useful for those who like to shine their high beams behind ya.

[@mjh5091]

@@PauLo-sk8mt yup haha have done that a couple times. I also have tinted windows and auto nighttime dimming rear and side view mirrors, and these lights let me see everything while backing up

[@78ginop]

@@mjh5091 that's a great idea. Got a video of how you did it?

[@mjh5091]

@@78ginop Sorry, no video was produced. But got the idea from a car camera set up where they wired the back up camera the same way so it can be turned on when reversing wasn't needed. But I ran a + line from my battery, with a 10 amp inline fuse, to the relay (located near my rear bumper) for constant 12v. I then ran a + line for my on/off switch located inside the cab to my fuse panel and found an open "constant on" port and used a fuse tap connector. Then I ran a + line from the switch and my reverse wire off my towing harness, took those 2 + lines and connected those to two 5 amp diodes, and on the pass through side of the diodes I twisted and connected them together and ran to the switched power port of my relay (which allows me to independently power with the reverse or with my switch). I then took the power supply/out port of my relay and made a 6"+ jumper wire and took the 2 + wires from the lights and used a quad wiring connector to connect those wires. I grounded my relay to the - wire from my towing harness and did the same with the - wires for the lights the same I did for the + side using the quad connector. I also put in usb ports at the same time and used the - wire from my cigarette lighter to ground both the switch and usb ports. My goal was for it to look professional and to take safety precautions and so far so good. You can easily do this without the relay and just use inline fuses, but a relay isn't that much and just add extra safety to the wiring system. If this is confusing, I'd agree with you

[@gol10dr45]

I did the same thing, but used a jig saw to cut out the holes. Faster and didn't leave those grind marks in the corners that show. :)

[@AllThingsCool]

I would of did the same, would of been the cleanest way to do it probably, MY truck bumper is pretty beat up already so i didn't really worry about the cuts would luv to build an offroad bumper or buy one prefabbed, thanks for the comment !

[@theozman38]

Nota big deal.. the frames cover that up. Picky picky. But. Ya. It’s cool that you want to be neat n tidy 😁😁

[@Quanter44]

Now you need two more mounted more towards the outside of the rear bumper. Thanks for making this video!

[@BergKnowsBest]

I’m planning on doing roughly the same deal but I’m mounting where I already have a ding in the bumper. Cheaper than a new bumper and functional! If you are ever backing up a trailer at night you want these on a separate switch than your reverse lights...

[@rostang50]

So I have a question. The whole time you’re cutting the holes you can see your tag. Why cover it up and the end? Nobody cares about your old red dodge pickup.

[@AllThingsCool]

Then dont worry about it ....just saying it amazes me that some people come to this video for helpful info on installing aux lights then some people after watching it would rather leave a comment about the plate being covered then anything g else in the video. I was going to blur it out in editing then I realized who gives a fuck lol

[@wokndedfan413]

I’m getting this done on my F150. A ton of parking lots not painting parking strips anymore. I’m getting light bars for front as well

[@AllThingsCool]

nice! your gonna love it!

[@montimitchellsr]

Well done When you get your new bumper you may want to consider putting the lights out towards the edges

[@AllThingsCool]

Monti Mitchell thanks for advice!

[@randyfleming3004]

Yeah I agree maybe just a tad to the sides for better viewing.. You did an awesome job on these 👍👍👍👍👍

[@StormLaker]

So are the lights still working.....or have they died from exposure to moisture and day to day use??

[@AllThingsCool]

got rid of the truck a year ago but they were still working fine when I sold it no issues

[@jbear6947]

Make sure to use cold galv on your cut steel, prevent it from rusting so fast

[@michaelramsey4920]

FYI you can turn the key on without starting the truck and be able to put it in reverse without having to worry about the chalks keeping it from taking off backwards.

[@rydatt4177]

I did this same thing to my truck a few years ago. Works great and really lights it up behind you. I suggest taping off the bumper and using rust-o-leum spray paint on newly exposed metal. After about a year I had rust stains running down my bumper because I didn’t paint it.

[@AllThingsCool]

i agree thanks for the comment

[@olered7760]

Really great job, looking like almost head lights trying to make my mind up , on what im going to do. Thanks for the good video.

[@n.g.gardenservicesessex1714]

DID YOU PUT A FUSE INBETWEEN WHEN YOU TAPPED INTO THE POWER WIRE....IF SO ...WHAT SIZE FUSE ?

[@AllThingsCool]

nope if any overload the factory fuse should blow from trailer wire harness

[@ferris_outdoors5866]

i didnt realize how simple it was to do this!! im going to order a set now lol

[@AllThingsCool]

helps out a ton when backing up to !!!

[@ferris_outdoors5866]

they are going too look good on my off road build. i just ordered them i couldnt believe they where only 19 bucks. if i like them ill get another set for the front and run them on a switch.

[@AllThingsCool]

subbed to check out the build 👍

[@chrismak4859]

Your voice and demeanor is classic haha!

[@AllThingsCool]

thanks

[@TacoRios]

I don't have a reverse camera. I think if I choose these lights I will mount further to the ends of the bumper vs closer to the center. May work better while using the side mirrors. Thoughts?

[@AllThingsCool]

I agree if your wanting more light for side mirrors move them out more 👍

[@TacoRios]

@@AllThingsCool enough wire come to reach further out?

[@theozman38]

Ya. I’m waiting on mine from eBay. Doing the same thing on my Yukon. Can’t see shit backing up. Lol. I’ve damn near sideswiped my neighbors car at night backing up. Jeeesh. My lights are in New Mexico today. Cool video. Thanks 😊!!!

[@vi683a]

Some tasteful lights.

[@clasicradiolover]

I have a chrome bumper and didn't want to cut into it. The option I bought on line is a bracket that attached to the tow receiver

[@AllThingsCool]

I've also seen that option on amazon not a bad way to go

[@clasicradiolover]

@@AllThingsCool That's where I found it, but didn't say the company as it might be a competitor. The only draw back to me is I don't see a theft prevention in removing the lights. Any ideas?

[@AllThingsCool]

@@clasicradiolover not really due to the design of how the lights just use a bolt and nut to mount the light to the hitch mount.

[@arrowem]

Four years later and I found this because this is what I wanted to do- immediately ordered off Amazon (coincidently 4$ more that what I see in your four year old video)...Thank you for this!

[@edgrigsby8610]

You know, I wonder WHY do auto makers put such inadequate lighting for reverse? I'd pay an extra $5 for effective reverse lighting.

[@AllThingsCool]

Your so right I drive my truck most days when I get into my 2017 dodge caravan and put it in reverse I think my reverse lights are out, nope just used to the luxury of having a bright backup lights on the truck where I can clearly see everything lol

[@edgrigsby8610]

@@AllThingsCool I'm going to do this to my Escape. Thanks for the great video 👍

[@59plexi]

tip-drill the corners out with the same radius of the light housing....then skinny wheel the flats and boom....🟥

[@rgamore]

I hope you prepped the metal, those dodge products rush pretty fast as it is....

[@AllThingsCool]

rg amore lol i know what your saying the bed is rusted out and the rockers

[@ltorres9877]

Yeah, I was going to say the same thing, but he said he was getting a new bumper in the summer.. hopefully he preps the new one right. He is from Michigan. Salty roads and all..

[@Crazystuffyousee]

FYI- Always check whats behind the cutting surface. You're luck you didnt find out the hard way that your choice of light location didn't have a bumper support right there...

[@AllThingsCool]

Good advice I definately checked before I started cutting but didn't state that in video I guess I figured it was a given but thanks

[@crankybuzzard6867]

that was pretty cool..... thanks!

[@AllThingsCool]

Glad you liked it!

[@shohruhrozikov8974]

How did you wire it

[@AllThingsCool]

@shohruhrozikov8974 power from the trailer wiring just tapped into the reverse signal. than just grounded them to some metal in the back with some self tappers.

[@jeffreys.harris3433]

Maybe he covered his plates because he was in law enforcement, FBI, PRISON GUARD, OR DOG CATCHER, who knows great video,

[@carls2210]

Jeffrey Harris should’ve done it from the beginning lol

[@garyscott982]

Are they waterproof? Thx.

[@AllThingsCool]

Yup

[@workingshlub8861]

nice....think ill get a set for my plow truck..no backup camera but more light backing up the better.

[@AllThingsCool]

Yea ir helps put alot with or without the camera

[@marisol_makeup1218]

Good job dad 😝

[@AllThingsCool]

mari1865 thank you kayla 😉

[@accesorioselectricosmk4677]

mari1865 hi maril

[@LifewithJames]

No guard + no face shield = painful possibilities

[@AllThingsCool]

At least I'm wearing glasses lol in my younger days I didn't even do that

[@LifewithJames]

I prefer a face shield when i have one on hand. I leave my guard on though. I atleast use glasses. Didnt once and had to get metal dug out of my eyeball and didnt get cleared for work until the next week. Lesson learned

[@wilypitner7943]

Why doesn't he use a guard on the grinder or side handle. Seen too many accidents with blades exploding and injuries

[@AllThingsCool]

@@wilypitner7943 nvr had a wheel explode but reason being before I did this job I had to cut a piece of metal in an area that was small so I had to take the guard and handle off to fit it in the area

[@cherishctz]

No paint around the cut? That means rust!

[@AllThingsCool]

This is true and people that care about there bumper should protect the exposed metal. Me on the other hand.....well have u seen the condition of my bumper lol

[@cherishctz]

chuck kososky well you can take it off hammer it out than sand it put on raptor liner on it with out spending much on a new one or used one! And it will look really good on red and black !

[@SonsofWadd]

Great video. I have a 08 Ram and all of us know how the Rams have awful reverse lighting on older models. Been thinking about doing this for a while now. Probably will now. Thanks again.

[@AllThingsCool]

Glad it helped ! You won't regret it

[@joejones6968]

Thanks for making this video for us. Good job, looks nice.

[@AllThingsCool]

Thanks, glad it helped !

[@workingshlub8861]

just installed these on my 01 ram plow truck..not bad for 25$...before cutting up your bumper do the wiring first to make sure they work.i used heat shrink bullet type connectors...

[@AllThingsCool]

Mine are still working fine, good investment

[@randyfleming3004]

Thank you great job you did 👍👍👍👍👍

[@turfcommando9216]

They definitely bright

[@AllThingsCool]

oh yea !

[@macymorse80]

This is exactly what I need for mine. I bought my Colorado am the windows were already tinted super card so it’s difficult to see anything backing up being that I live out in the country where there’s not even street lights ha ha.

[@AllThingsCool]

I love the setup

[@jb1995]

Great video. Thanks for posting it. Now I got the courage to do it myself.👍🏻

[@AllThingsCool]

glad it was helpful! good luck!

[@jayrobertson1689]

Just ordered mine!can't wait

[@oklahomaoutlawfishin9026]

I am for sure wanting to mount some led lights in the rear for reverse lights. I just don’t know how I feel about cutting holes in my bumper. But they do look good when they are mounted up

[@alelissie8791]

Thanks,nice work,i buy for my bumper..

[@ag4137]

As soon as I heard him speak.. I KNEW this guy was in Michigan lololol

[@AllThingsCool]

really? what a michigan person sound like lol

[@jonathanfranklin6259]

That would look awesome on a black bumper, which I have, will have to do that. Thank You.

[@alexavina1]

Good job and that's a Michigan plate.

[@oguzhanozen84]

Kesilen yerler boyasaydın astar boya ile iyi olurdu sonrası için ama güzel olmuş gerçi sagtarafı gördükten sonra salla boyayı 😜👍

[@Italianborn]

I got the same exactly lights and they came with a harness that was half the size i needed, i got a 4th gen ram 1500.. i was just wondering wiring them like you did wouldn't give you issue with people behind you or cops or shit like it ??

[@AllThingsCool]

It's been 3 years and no complaints from anyone including cops. I rather run them this way rather then using a manual switch. It just streamlines the whole install plus how much of a pain would it be to always have to flip a switch everytime you put your vehicle in reverse so you can benefit from the lights you installed shit half the time you would prolly forget.....

[@NateDawg1816]

What year is your ram? I have an identical one and mines a 2014 and I’m curious on how and where you found your headunit with camera. Thanks for the trick with the pods. I’ll be installing soon!

[@AllThingsCool]

Mine is a 2003 I had to cut the radio bezel to get a double din to fit

[@unmalo2768]

Couldn't you have used the bezel you took off to place against the bumper to mark your hole? Seems clumsy to trace around the light itself

[@AllThingsCool]

No the hole in bezel is smaller then the body of light

[@jasonwirth9079]

You did forget to cover your license tag…at first.

[@richleskovec4075]

If you're replacing the bumper, then why bother doing this? Other than practice in case it got screwed up for when you re-do it on the new bumper.

[@AllThingsCool]

I need a new bumper .... along with a bed not for sure if I'm gonna get one it still wanted the lights

[@swccbakersfieldca2076]

Very nice . I wonder.. it would have been nice with a switch inside in case you need a light back there if you just need some light . But nice video though 👍

[@AllThingsCool]

Thankyou

[@darrylm3627]

Great Tips, Good Stuff 👍 Thanks!

[@mkresowski]

Funny how the second half of the video has the license plate covered, but the 1st half of the video does not. (:

[@AllThingsCool]

Haha captain obvious, love your punisher though

[@mikelaird7636]

Bunk video All you showed was cutting two holes in your bumper 👎👎

[@AllThingsCool]

what do you need to know

[@Rogue-Drone]

If I’m going to cut my rear bumper it’s going to be for a light that is worth more than nine dollars.

[@AllThingsCool]

Imma do another video soon of installing back up lights with out cutting or drilling a bumper. Just fyi though price doesn't always mean better build quality. Mine are still working like they did the day I installed them so it was worth it to me

[@michaelmartin9335]

Don't like the idea of cutting a hold in the bumper but it looks great I may try this.

[@AllThingsCool]

There's a set of lights that mount to your hitch so no cutting required I might do a video on that soon. It's an easier install

[@code3k5]

4 years ago, still 18 bucks !

[@freemurray]

so 2 years now are these lights still working? $20 versus some of the $150 ish ones

[@AllThingsCool]

Yup there still working as good as the first day !

[@khanara6]

Great video on "how to install auxiliary lights on a rear bumper",especially how to install flush. It's your bumper a steel one?

[@AllThingsCool]

Thanks for the comment and yes its steel

[@tc1uscg65]

BIG improvement over the standard backups. I'm adding a set of the SAME lights to my 09 Jeep Liberty. My set did come with a wiring harness but I'm going to re-purpose that to a 2nd set of FRONT lights. Lots of people put in relays between the rear LED lights and I noticed you didn't My idea was to do the same thing. Wire the electrical feed into the backup lights so they all come on at the same time. Has anyone run into any "issues" doing this? I would use an inline fuse and all a little concerned about just taping into the backup lights power supply with LED's. In shorts, have you had any problems since they were installed? I can tape into my hitch harness if needed, I have both options. Great video by the way.

[@AllThingsCool]

tc1uscg no issues at all, the lights still work fine. I feel running it to the trailer harness is a better option then tapping into the rear lights. The trailer harness purpose is to run a lights to it where the backup lights might not like the extra load just my thinking

[@dennisreelie1720]

You could for the sake of not drawing to much current on your reverse circuit. Add another relay and use your reverse light wire for your switch wire that turns your auxiliary lights on.

[@josemartin530]

I just ordered this lights to install in my Ford E-350 van, I'll connect them to the reverse lights.Thank you for the video!

[@AllThingsCool]

Jose Martin no problem !

[@ES-pr8bt]

Do these help with backup camera picture at night? The pixelation at night is terrible on backup cameras at night. In the daytime they are crystal clear

[@AllThingsCool]

100 % they help the backup camera it's a huge difference

[@ES-pr8bt]

chuck kososky thanks, I’ll definitely be installing a set

[@TheCustomEverythingChannel]

That's bright as fux man good job👍👍

[@gewglesux]

Maybe i missed it.... did you wire in a relay? and yes you're supposed to. no matter "how long it's been working without one"

[@AllThingsCool]

I did not. not saying you don't need one or not having one isn't the right way to do it but yes it Does currently still work. remember I have mint wired to my trailer wiring which is a fused circuit anyways

[@gewglesux]

@@AllThingsCool Thats right... I remember now.. Thanks for the reply.

[@AdventureOne]

Nice! Did you run power back and relay from the trailer connector (Purple wire) or just tap straight from it into the LEDs?

[@SonicOrbStudios]

at $10 each, I'm curious how they've lasted over the years. I'm sure they are not all that efficient due to the cheap LED chip and reflector housing from my experience in cheap LED sets in the past. Headlight Revolution has some good units for sale but at a higher cost. I've been happy with my Rigid light pods as well

[@AllThingsCool]

leds still work fine, no moisture build up and surprisingly the black finish is still in good shape

[@cliosp]

I have 2, 4 inch on on the front 2 years at beach and still works so nice for 15 dls haja

[@rh72919]

Nothing to do with the lights, but prior to them being installed, was your reverse camera showing purple and pink? Or have you had accurate color always

[@AllThingsCool]

Accurate color

[@rh72919]

@@AllThingsCool I must need to return my camera then, even during the day the grass is purple and everything seems monochrome

[@AllThingsCool]

@@rh72919 yea that's not good

[@farookismail6470]

Nice, simple video. Thanks.

[@kevin58145]

Charles its clearly visible at 2:38 for like a whole minute... 😁

[@AllThingsCool]

Kevin Reed lmao unfortunatley it is ...

[@commoncents456]

Wow nice job. I installed those same lights into my cap on a ram. The only thing I found was the bolts started to rust. I thought they were stainless steel hardware. That looks awesome

[@AllThingsCool]

Thanks

[@slow6.0excursion]

X

[@joselacera8716]

VERY NICE WORK I LIKE IT THANK YOU SIR

[@AllThingsCool]

Jose Lacera your welcome and thanks for the comment

[@bruce-bruce7975]

Awesome lights. Awesome video. Thanks.

[@AllThingsCool]

Glad it helped

[@markjohnston2635]

Why didn’t you show how you wired the lights?

[@AllThingsCool]

Check the pinned comment thanks hope it helps

[@byronmoose4401]

You showed no wiring instructions in this video

[@AllThingsCool]

cause it's super easy black goes to ground I drilled a self tapping screw through the back of the bumper and connected the black wire there and red goes to your reverse light wire

[@nelsonvelez9456]

Beautifully Pal

[@exceleratorjoshua]

Very simple diy job lights look great im debating which type to get for my 01 4 runner.

[@tonytamez7073]

Good step by step video. Thanks for making it.

[@AllThingsCool]

Tony Tamez no problem, if this video helped please consider subscribing to me need to hit 1000 by feb 20 or youtube is cutting me, support small channels

[@willhopkins678]

Better if you hooked up a switch in the cab that way you can control whether you want them on

[@dougsharretts7727]

How do you get out of the truck with it in reverse?

[@AllThingsCool]

Doug Sharretts lol wheel chocks

[@JK-dh9sz]

Or don't have the engine running

[@CivilGuy]

Parking brake maybe?

[@robolyn]

Just put the vehicle in reverse, kill the engine, then turn the key back to on. The lights will come on but the engine isn't running so you won't get run over

[@jeremygomez2012]

Probably be better to have a switch that way they dont always come on when you reverse. That way you dont blind people driving or something. Have the ability to turn them on only when you want to. But just my opinion. They look good.

[@AllThingsCool]

Thanks! Ust fyi Haven't had any complaints about them from other drivers.

[@Yeoj444]

Update. My 2004 ram did not have the purple cable. Its a white with a green stripe cable

[@zipcustoms4584]

BHS 3624

[@cpumdhb]

Well done. And that nerf mark on the bumper right side, better than the body getting it!

[@shelbygtrag5859]

Who cuts into their factory bumper? Good idea but I need flush mount 3M on style

[@josephryan1576]

How are the lights holding up after 2yrs?

[@AllThingsCool]

very good both still work fine and surprisingly the finish on the lights still looks good to

[@josephryan1576]

@@AllThingsCool thank you for responding sir

[@Robert.N]

super man ;)

[@LuisRivera-hb5bf]

Good job and new sub👍

[@AllThingsCool]

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback and support !

[@lenneeb1679]

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[@blinderb1032]

Nice job! Thanks for the vid!

[@AllThingsCool]

Blinderb no problem !

[@Beals_life]

what kinda backup cam do ya have

[@AllThingsCool]

Andrew Beal you can see it in this link kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWXSomhmhc1rja8