Did you know?The 2012 Chevy Avalanche has up to 8,100 lbs towing capacity.
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I believe the running light function has a built in resistor to make it look dimmer than the signal light function but will illuminate the step bars great at night. I had actually picked the bars with the amber and white LED's but copied the wrong link to my better half on my Christmas wish list. I think I will like the amber with the doors better anyway after trying them out. BTW that's a great write up on the foot well lights.
There was a guy on another site named AVnFUN or something to that name who had those or similiar ones and his AV almost caught fire.
Wayne?? I've got him on Facebook. I'll have to ask him about that. I know Donnie1 has had them for a few years now and hasn't mentioned any problems with them on his wife's Avy.
I got the foot well lights installed today. It went off with out a hitch but just a little chilly in the driveway. OBB the write up was dead on and a big help. Looks like the weather is going to be an issue getting to put the LED bars on. The Avy will fit in the the garage but it's a tight fit and doesn't leave much room work around but if the weather doesn't cooperate I may have to try it. I'm thinking of using the 3M tape to mount them to the rockers to keep from drilling holes and the temp needs to be warmer for the tape.
Had a nice 70 deg day here in WNC and was able to get the Recon Big Rig Ice LED side light bars on today. I used the 3M tape to mount them to the rocker panels. I wired them to only work with the turn signals and courtesy lights. I'll have to wait until it gets dark enough to take some pics so they will show up better. During the wiring I did find the amber coating on the front turn signal bulbs was starting to blister and come off in side the turn signal housing and was able to replace the bulbs while in there. Hopefully while off this week I'll get to start working on the Renegade light bar for the roof.