Reply to "3rd Brake Light"

LfepardoSeattle, WA, 2013 VS

most Ebay brands have about 12"-24" wires already attached to the LED
strip ( sealed and water proofed). I imagine you will likely add thicker
gauge wiring to go from one of the existing brake lines to the 3rd light...
wired in series.

I ended cutting the LED wiring down to 4", and adding some wire
connectors. , Then running thicker gauge wiring nicely and hidden up to the
deck lid from one of my brake lighys.. and also putting wire connectors as
well so the led strip could easily be plugged into the car brak wiring
3rd light extension I just installed. this way if I ever need to replace
the led strip it's a simple plug and play job.

9/13/195:30 PM

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