cab lights
 

hey everyone im thinking about getting smoked cab lights and i was wanting to get some advice on where to get them but i dont want the led lights.

do you already have cab lights? you can get this tinting spray. it's kinda like translucent black spray paint.

Not sure if anyone makes them for the obs

no i don't have them i want to get them and install them myself

i got mine from recon but there led's. i didnt install them myself i was told there a pain to install. my cousin did it and it took him 5 hours. lol.

well you can go to a junk yard. find the harness from a OBS, then the harness and lights from a SD. then order the smoked lenses from recon. you're pickup is probably wired for them. the plug is behind the passenger kick pannel. then splice the ends from the SD harness. but they plugs might be the same. not entirely sure. i added 4 lights on my 96 to the 5. and it took me and my buddy about 4 hours. they are a pain.

i helped my buddy put some in and they went bad but the scariest part is getting the measurements rights and drilling the holes but if i just buy the lights could just hook them directly into the parking lights?

i know recon sells a kit for trucks that don't already have them. but they're LED...

i got my lights from a truck shop. they are exactly the same as the stock SD lights but they are made by truck lite.

alright thanks everyone

I am replacing mine with some 3rd gen dodge led smoked cab lights so if you want the factory housings I can send them to you

no i found some but thanks

im wanting to add some cab lights as well to my 95 f350 crewcab i cant believe it didnt come with any on a truck this big but i was looking into the recon lights i see alot of somewhat negativity about the led light can someone let me know what wrong with the leds if theres issues with em before i look further

i don't think there is really a standard that says what has cab lights. my old 96 had them while my moms almost identicle 97 doesn't. the LEDs are a more direct light and you can see the dot thru the lense, while with a standard incondesent bulbs flood the lense. it's just more of a personal preference.