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#941486 05/07/2013 12:48 PM
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Hi I'm new to this so bare with me. I just purchased a pair of tail light wiring covers online and have no clue how they install. Can anyone help. Thanx

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welcome
Can you include what your working on?

Year, model

Also the part number of the covers might help and where you purchased them from
Good luck

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Sorry I have a 1953 GMC 5 window pickup. The tail lights are the original style, if not original and the wiring covers I purchased from Classic Chevy & GMC parts, part #49-603. I would appreciate any ideas I can get.

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One end should be larger than the other this goes against the taillight housing. You slip it over the wiring and it is held in place by tightening the taillight to the bracket. The other end just tucks up under the bed. I used clamps with rubber lining to bolt the conduit to my stake pocket on the back side. You can see mine in this picture, sorry I could not find a close-up.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/advance-design_parts_co/8129046885/in/set-72157631867396207/

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Thank you sounds right, I was just wondering how to use the sliding collar that came with it. Thanks again

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Brad, you have a very nice truck!!


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Thanks I am enjoying the Spring weather and drive it almost daily now!


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