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Raxiom 2010 Style Tailights Dummy Reverse Light Fix

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brandonm132
Hey guys,

I wanted to do something to my stang, but I didn't want to spend any money. So, I decided to "fix" the dummy reverse light problem on the Raxiom 2010 tail lights I bought. I couldn't find any write up on how to do this, but it seemed pretty straight forward, so I gave it a try.

Long story short, I used the reverse light base from an original tail light harness (I currently have plug-in sequentials from AM) and spliced it into the sequential's reverse wiring. As I didn't have a wide enough drill bit and I didn't want to buy a new one, I drilled multiple holes and cut the rest with a knife. I think it came out pretty good for only using a drill and a knife :bigthumbsup

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brandonm132 said:
Hey guys,

I wanted to do something to my stang, but I didn't want to spend any money. So, I decided to "fix" the dummy reverse light problem on the Raxiom 2010 tail lights I bought. I couldn't find any write up on how to do this, but it seemed pretty straight forward, so I gave it a try.

Long story short, I used the reverse light base from an original tail light harness (I currently have plug-in sequentials from AM) and spliced it into the sequential's reverse wiring. As I didn't have a wide enough drill bit and I didn't want to buy a new one, I drilled multiple holes and cut the rest with a knife. I think it came out pretty good for only using a drill and a knife :bigthumbsup
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Wow that's pretty cool Brandon. Very creative of you, too! I definitely like the double back-up light better then the original. Not to mentioned you just used a drill and a knife haha.

As for the LED tail lights, I imagine you could splice them in with the other running lights if you wanted to. Assuming they don't draw too much power, of course. I haven't tried this myself yet, so I don't have a detailed info for you, unfortunately. If you get it done, definitely post up some pictures, so I can see it!

Again, great job :bigthumbsup

Shane
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