Tailgate led bar help!!

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Okay so i bought a Tailgate LED bar strip 49" not to long ago and realized that this may not fit...out bumpers aren't straight across they have curves so wouldn't it stick out?!

Also i plugged it in to the tow brake lights and got no lights anyone have any suggestions on that?!?!

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Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks guys
 

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Yea it's not meant to go on our trucks cause it's ugly.... Do you have the standard circle plug adapter? If you do it may be as simple as a blown fuse, that happened on my 02 Tahoe.
 
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Kinda figured I shoulda went with a 60 once I put this one up to the hoe.. I do NOT have an adapter so I'll needa jump on that..

Also are others easier to mount or are they all going to stick out on our rides in the corners?!
 

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750? Where the hell are you getting that number? You could probably find one for a 1/3 of that price if you actually tried.
 
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Around 300 for the brake light 400 for the glass which is extremely hard to come buy here and new components and them some change to color match.. It's not like I just buy a light and screw it to the hatch lmao you know that weeman
 
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Haha if it was cheap I'd be on the ride already lmao I'm 19 not like I'm raking it in with a decent salary.. On top of all that the junk yards round here don't hold vehicles anymore like they did back in the day I needa make 200 mile trips to the sticks to find decent ones
 

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Not sure of the inner workings, but could you just make a snip in the plastic where the overhang is and "wrap" it around that curved part of the bumper. Kind of like side markers?
 

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It kinda looks like those led strips that you can cut to length every third led.
 

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I have a question for the op. Were you trying to plug the 4 flat connector in to the 7 pin plug?
If you are mounting this permanantly, then you should wire it in instead of plugging it in. It is going to look like ass with the wires and plug always visible.
 
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I have a question for the op. Were you trying to plug the 4 flat connector in to the 7 pin plug?
If you are mounting this permanantly, then you should wire it in instead of plugging it in. It is going to look like ass with the wires and plug always visible.

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I wanted to see if it would work first before tapping into other wires..
 

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