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jmanz69 · 11-26-2003, 11:49 PM

You have to make it fit, they were only available in 98 or so trucks. I made a plug for it, and then mounted it against the inside of the passenger fender, next to the battery. I then hooked it to the lug on the fender for the + battery terminal (with a fuse) and there you go. The place I used to work had a ton of them. We had a box of maybe 20-30, I wish we hadn't thrown them out. The owners dad worked for GM at a Service Parts wharehouse, so they had them all over. He would bring us bags of stuff, mostly junk, but sometimes cool stuff.

11-26-2003, 11:49 PM	#5
jmanz69 Careful, they attack... Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Waterford, MI, USA Posts: 1,107	You have to make it fit, they were only available in 98 or so trucks. I made a plug for it, and then mounted it against the inside of the passenger fender, next to the battery. I then hooked it to the lug on the fender for the + battery terminal (with a fuse) and there you go. The place I used to work had a ton of them. We had a box of maybe 20-30, I wish we hadn't thrown them out. The owners dad worked for GM at a Service Parts wharehouse, so they had them all over. He would bring us bags of stuff, mostly junk, but sometimes cool stuff.