Wow, hardwire adapter installation was extremely hard. I had zero slack in the headlight harness which made putting the t-taps in almost impossible, even after stripping back some insulation. Thanks GM for giving me no extra wire to work with. I am now very sore and tired, but the Lumasteps look great. Need to find a more convenient place to tapped into the wires.
Glad you got it done and happy to hear they're looking great! I'll share the feedback with the team for future consideration, though we are often limited by what the original manufacturers left us to work with!
@@boostautoparts traced the wiring harness and the wires being tapped into end at the X102 which is easy to access in the left front of the engine compartment. Wish I had figured this out sooner.
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Hey that’s a nice truck looks familiar
Good looking truck!
Wow, hardwire adapter installation was extremely hard. I had zero slack in the headlight harness which made putting the t-taps in almost impossible, even after stripping back some insulation. Thanks GM for giving me no extra wire to work with. I am now very sore and tired, but the Lumasteps look great. Need to find a more convenient place to tapped into the wires.
Glad you got it done and happy to hear they're looking great!
I'll share the feedback with the team for future consideration, though we are often limited by what the original manufacturers left us to work with!
@@boostautoparts traced the wiring harness and the wires being tapped into end at the X102 which is easy to access in the left front of the engine compartment. Wish I had figured this out sooner.
@@mjh96701 Noted, I'll share the feedback with the team.
Nice! Any future plans to get lighted running boards with power steps?
Our team is aware of the interest in power steps!