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Cargo Light mounting question
For all of you guys that had to re-mount the cargo light - How did you do it? I havne't had any luck finding a mounting nut like the original. I've found some well nuts and they aren't tightening up enough to hold the cargo light against the cab. I was going to try to use some normal nuts, but the light connector that fits inside the sheet metal won't let me get a wrench on it to tighten.. Please help me out with some thoughts...I'm getting frusterated.
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I bought some from LMC, they are a nut encapsuled in rubber. It wouldn't stay tight and I ended up with a nut inside on top of the other one and it stays tight now. Good luck John
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It sounds like they're selling the same well nuts that I'm trying to use... There's got to be a way to get these things to work..
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I had a friend tighten them while I held them on the inside. There wasn't much room to get the nut in.John
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I guess I'll try this next unless someone else has any other ideas. BTW, John, that is a beautiful truck. Great job on that interior, it looks great!
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