rear area cargo light.

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Originally Posted by tom4bren

Last time I tried something like that, they asked me to leave & never come back.:)

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Isn't this where you'd reply "I have no response to that"?....but guess you can't do say that to yourself.....:laugho:

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Originally Posted by VX KAT

Isn't this where you'd reply "I have no response to that"?....but guess you can't do say that to yourself.....:laugho:

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I have no response to that

Ms Kat get a dancin naner for her wit.

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since I did this, & thought I'd share my experience widit...:fyi:

I think Don's mounting method would be an improvement, as I've accidentally turned mine on several times while unloading groceries etc during the day, only to come out at night on my way to work, to find the light on...:upsetgray

I'm glad the LED's don't draw much juice, since I've done this several times, with the lights being on for 8-10 hrs at a time, & they still work...:thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Ldub

:fyi:

I found out today, that the velcro/adhesive pads that come with these lights is garbage...:upsetgray

Mine fell off on the ground when I had the back door open.

It came unstuck from the backing/mounting plate, not the roof trim.

Thought Y'all might want to take preventative measures & replace with some 3M double stick.

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Same with mine. Maybe an extra layer of tape between the ridges on the trim panel to even out the surface would help?

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Originally Posted by Y33TREKker

Same with mine. Maybe an extra layer of tape between the ridges on the trim panel to even out the surface would help?

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Yep, I doubled the thickness of the tape in the appropriate area to follow the contour of the ridges, it was more a problem with the double stick that came with the light being of inferior quality.
Since then, I've replaced it with 3M HD doublestick, it's had no further problems.

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Originally Posted by Ldub

Yep, I doubled the thickness of the tape in the appropriate area to follow the contour of the ridges, it was more a problem with the double stick that came with the light being of inferior quality.
Since then, I've replaced it with 3M HD doublestick, it's had no further problems.

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+1 - Replace with a heavy, 100% coverage of 3M doublestick and you'll have no problems. Mine's been up now for almost two months without falling off once. In fact, the dog knocked the light down the other night by accident, but the actual mount plate stayed put. 3M makes good tape. :thumbup:

hmm. mine is still up there no problems..:work: