Tom Faucett (I think I misspelled that) has a set of those cheap rectangular
"driving lights" wired up and attached to the crossbar of his hitch. I haven't
had the chance to see it firsthand but it sounds like it works pretty well.
I've also got a link (at home) to a site selling a similar kit for $35. You
could probably get a $15 set of lights, wire them into the reverse light
circuit, and do it all for maybe $20 in parts and 2 hours of easy labor.
Shelley Batty wrote:
> I have a 93 Dak, and the lights are awful. The headlights appear to be
> aimed properly, and are clean, but the just don't put enough light on the
> road. I do a lot of night driving, and there are lots of animals (deer,
> dogs, cows, etc.) in the roads around here. Has anyone had any luck with
> any of the replacement bulbs for the head lights? If so, what works?
>
> Also, the backup lights are no better. Has anyone tried the high wattage
> backup lights? My concern is the extra heat they must generate damaging the
> lens/housing, and the extra draw being too much for the stock wiring.
>
> I've owned the Dak for two weeks now, and I'm loving otherwise, if it just
> had lights and heat.
>
> Thom
> 93 CC 4x4 3.9 sport
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