Dome light wiring

[kennythewelder]

Here you go.

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[rags77]

Very nice..I wish I could find on for a crew cab none of my lights are working..I have not had a chance to diagnose it

 

[kennythewelder]

Very nice..I wish I could find on for a crew cab none of my lights are working..I have not had a chance to diagnose it

It should be the same for a crew cab as an extended cab, as a regular cab. What year is your truck?

 

[kennythewelder]

Ebay has them. Amazon should too. I bought mine at Autozone years ago. They should be able to get them, if there not on the shelf. Here is one in ebay that is the same one I have.

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[Eveready]

Very nice..I wish I could find on for a crew cab none of my lights are working..I have not had a chance to diagnose it

Check the 'bay. Usually you can find a CD of the entire shop manual for a reasonable price. In many cases the manual includes step by step diagnostics.

If you are getting no lights, first check fuses then the headlight switch itself.

 

[df2x4]

@rags77 Your signature says your truck is a '98, if that's the case you can download the GM factory service manual for free from here:

https://www.gmt400.com/threads/88-95-service-manuals.43575/

 

[Kong Jr]

Hello, Not sure where to post this question? So I'll just drop this in. I'm redoing a 1988 GMC 4WD Stepside, it has the dome light with 2 reading lights. I understand how it's powered and can wire it, but do not know: 1) what type of connector is to be on the end of those 2 wires, I suspect from the factory it was a green female type thing. 2) Where do I plug it in at? Best, Kong

 

[Scooterwrench]

Ebay has them. Amazon should too. I bought mine at Autozone years ago. They should be able to get them, if there not on the shelf. Here is one in ebay that is the same one I have.

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I bought one of these,figure it'll make good kindlin' this winter. Test with known good part,take it to professional repair facility statements and the wiring schematics are generic and lack enough info to figure anything out. The worse Haynes manual I own.
Maybe I'll use it for target practice first.