cmayna -- You got it ... one wire (from the EZ-Wire kit) runs back to one light (splice) and then over to the other, providing 12v positive. Then I ran ground wires to the frame just to be sure of a good solid ground.

I gave up on the spotlight ... I ordered a new one from the web site THREE TIMES and never got recognized!!! So I decided to skip it for now.

I've been working on my interior lighting. When I got my truck, it had NO interior lights of any kind -- not even the glovebox light. When I put the new AC/Heat unit in I had to custom fit a new glovebox and I put the glovebox light in then.

Last week I put door switches in, so I finally have floor lights that come on when I open my doors, or when I twist my headlight knob -- VERY exciting!!

Then, today, I got a new chrome dome light from Chevy Duty and put that in ... only I'm having trouble figuring how to make it come on via my door switches because the door switches turn the ground on/off, and the dome light operates by turning the 12v positive on/off! I think I can make it happen by using a relay (activated by the door switches) and a second 12v feed to the dome ... I'm working on it.
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I just love this stuff.

~~ Alan Horvath
1954 Chevy Pickup
Singing his praises in the
Passing Lane