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[nikonron]

Anyone have a good way to locate the rear exterior flood light wiring. 2016 Eagle. The wiring is there, don't want to tear anything up trying to access it.   Ron

[billharr]

I would unscrew the top of your back panels (inside) and pull them back, just enough to look with a flashlight. 

 

 

Edit, the panel by the door under the fridge area can be taken off. There may be wires there for the switch. 

Edited by billharr, 26 August 2016 - 02:55 PM.

[nikonron]

Ok, got it done, did just that Bill, was able to get in thru the panel and mount the light and locate the wiring and make all connections. I only installed 1 light, put it on passenger side.  Ron

[nikonron]

Turned out good!

 

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[Squatch]

Quick question. When I removed the lower cabinet face on my propane box I found a spare pair of green wires inside. Does anyone know if these are the switch leads for the flood lights? 

[nikonron]

My floodlight wires were indeed green.  I have 2 blue that come into my panel  that are just coiled also, don't know what they are for.   Ron

[idahoron]

I would love to add a flood light to the back of my Hawk. 

[billharr]

Quick question. When I removed the lower cabinet face on my propane box I found a spare pair of green wires inside. Does anyone know if these are the switch leads for the flood lights? 

Yep green wires. The picture below is from my build thread. I added a relay that is triggered by my trucks back up lights. Makes it nice backing into a spot at night. 

 

 

[nikonron]

I would love to add a flood light to the back of my Hawk. 

Easy enough to do.  Ron

[Squatch]

Thanks a bunch. I'll probably go ahead and add a switch before I close the panel up. Then I just have to get the floodlights. Bill I was thinking that would probably be a big use for my floodlights when added. Boat trailer backing at night. But I'll probably just leave the switch in the camper by the door.