Lighting question
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JPNinPA
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Not sure what you mean by size and wiring. Post a pic or link to the lights you are considering and where you plan on placing them.
In most cases if you add lights it's best to run them on a relay. Even if you are replacing what is there it is often better to run off a separate relay. Older jeeps (just not sure on yours) the lights power run through the switch that cause early burnout of the switch and limits the power to the light resulting in dimmer lights.
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JPNinPA
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In most cases if you add lights it's best to run them on a relay. Even if you are replacing what is there it is often better to run off a separate relay. Older jeeps (just not sure on yours) the lights power run through the switch that cause early burnout of the switch and limits the power to the light resulting in dimmer lights.
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JPNinPA
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offroadjeep130
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Would love to see pictures of what you're thinking. I saw this video on youtube the other day of these guys doing halo lights on an '01 TJ. Maybe that will help with your question?
ndnatty
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Those are turn signals under the headlight and fog lights on the bumper
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The fog lights are a different size than your headlights. You'll need to buy a halo kit that specifically includes the fog lights (or just don't convert them).
lessonstar
New member
Terry was right.You should check the size,and then you can buy the fit light to install.The plug type and size are very importent for you to replace a new one.
