Raptor shift light
12-11-2007, 10:40 PM
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Raptor shift light I have seen someone on this site with a raptor shift light mounted in there air vent on the drivers side a-pillar. Who was this? I am thinking about doing the same thing and I was just looking for some feedback on how difficult it was to do. Thanks.
12-12-2007, 08:45 AM
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I mounted my Auto-Lite, Quick-Lite, right on my steering wheel column. No missing it there, plus it also has a cover to dim it for night mode. Why hide it in a vent??
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That's where mine is. Install is very easy, run the wires in the A-pillar, obviously... Also, my slp air intake came with a rubber grommet for the !AIR system on the side. It's the exact same size of the hole in the A-pillar and the shift light slips right in. Perfect fit.
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12-12-2007, 10:20 PM
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I installed my Raptor shift light in the a pillar back in 05. I took the plastic tube that runs to the defroster vent all the way out. A valve cover gromment from Auto Zone works perfect to install it. The brand name is Spectre. Here's a couple old cell phone pics.
12-13-2007, 03:09 AM
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it is pretty easy to run the wires back, just check that site and i think it took me about a half hour to install and most of that was just getting ahold of the damn wire to route to the a-pillar
