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[QUOTE="SEABEE08FX4, post: 822609, member: 56"] These particular lights do not like running off of a relay, it causes a strobe condition. Just run from power source through fused link to switch, from switch to light, ground to light and ground tab on switch. The fused link is your safety in the system. As long as you neatly run your wiring and cover it ( convoluted tubing ) from start to finish you will be good to go. Make sure and pass through ( from engine bay to cab ) that you use is fully grommeted so no wire insulation gets chafed over time. [/QUOTE]
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