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[@OneEyeCustoms]

I really liked how you explained the different ways it can turn on and why it is best to tap the dome light. Never thought of using the dome light! Great video explanation!

[@evanivie4299]

Explained it perfectly

[@SavageDarkness]

I know this is 6 mos old, but still. Amazon sells a Wago t-tap connector that cuts in for you and does not require soldering. They are more secure than butt connectors. Butt connectors can do really well. But there are applications where they may be more of a headache and liability. The wago connectors do not leave as much of an exposed area as a butt connector. They also are less of a headache than solder and shrink, even though solder and shrink are usually the best in terms of strength, reliability and clearance IE you can stick it in a smaller area and keep wire management neat and clean.

[@Shane.C]

I’ve used 87a and 87 to reverse polarity of something ie abs lights when I swapped a different year cluster into one of my vehicles

[@stevenoto5390]

Thanks for the Video! I have a 2021 RAM 1500. I'm connecting my lights to the dome light just like you did. I did the T-Tap at the back tail light.

[@alexmcintosh7109]

I'm looking to add truckbed lights but was going to wire the lights directly to the dome light. What is the benefit of using the relay setup? So it has its own power source/fuse?

[@Justin-fw5pz]

Thank you for the informative video. I don’t know much about relays but you explained it very well.