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Old 04-03-2010, 03:52 PM
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Cab Lights -- is this an easy DIY project??

My F250 doesn't have cab lights and I want them!!!

HOWEVER, not sure I am interested in pulling the headliner out, running wires and drilling hole in the cab roof just to get that look.

Is this an easy DIY project OR is this a job for the dealer/local pro??

Anyone have tips or suggestions before I go down this path....
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Old 04-03-2010, 04:02 PM
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Try this thread. I would like to have White/clear for mine.

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Last edited by amdriven2liv; 04-03-2010 at 04:04 PM. Reason: White/clear for mine
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i used those instructions and i didnt think it was to bad. you dont have to take your headliner all the way down just a-posts and the front part of the headliner... Heres mine with the clear cab lights...


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They are not to bad to do. Just dont rush them. I have done my own on three different trucks and several customers.
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i want em so bad but i cant bring myself to cut holes in my roof.
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I was in the undecided "i don;t wanna drill my truck" boat until yesterday. I taped the roof over and measured about 14 times and dove in. It wasn't bad at all!
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i want em so bad but i cant bring myself to cut holes in my roof.
I wil drill your roof for ya
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i used those instructions and i didnt think it was to bad. you dont have to take your headliner all the way down just a-posts and the front part of the headliner... Heres mine with the clear cab lights...


Where did you find the clear?
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I did mine too .. piece of cake measure 2 or 3 times then go at it
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