WestCoastDan
TJ Addict
Finished installing the old lights onto the new bumper.
Ended up extending the pigtails on the lights rather than re-looming the factory wiring.
It was all tangled together in the loom and I would have had to de-pin or cut & splice… figured it was better to do that on the lights.
The camera makes them look like they’re in front of the headlights from this angle… they are centered on the first & last grill slots.
I even matched the original loom style for extra points with the judges (next owner).
Ended up extending the pigtails on the lights rather than re-looming the factory wiring.
It was all tangled together in the loom and I would have had to de-pin or cut & splice… figured it was better to do that on the lights.
The camera makes them look like they’re in front of the headlights from this angle… they are centered on the first & last grill slots.
I even matched the original loom style for extra points with the judges (next owner).
I bought new lights thinking my old China light blew after 7-8 years, then found the passenger side plug was shot and wires were frayed. Replaced the plug and all was well for about two weeks. I'm at a loss right now. Maybe the driver's side plug is shot too. 
The wiring on these Jeeps is ridiculous. I loosened/removed the ground wire to the driver's side headlight to clean it and the wipers stayed on EVEN with the key out. This might be a simple electrical job for 
What time is it in the UK now? I don't want to interrupt tea time. 
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