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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / August 2005

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Cap Installation instructions needed.

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jgould - 31 Aug 2005 19:16 GMT
Just bought a used Century fiberglass truck cap.  Trying to find
detailed installation instructions.  Yes, it seems like a no brainer
but I'm sure there are accepted "correct" procedures for installing a
cap. I would also appreciate information on the wiring necessary to add
a third break light, and interior cargo light.  I have scoured Google
and found nothing.  Anyone know of a link where I can get more info.

Thanks,
Big Al - 31 Aug 2005 19:54 GMT
> Just bought a used Century fiberglass truck cap.  Trying to find
> detailed installation instructions.  Yes, it seems like a no brainer
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> Thanks,

And this is going on your 53 Ford?

Does your truck already have a third brake light? If so, just catch the wire
to it and extend it to the cap's light. If not, you have to get it at the
break light switch as it splits to the individual brake lights by the turn
signal switch. You decide where you want the power for the dome light to
come from depending on how you want it to work.  Are you going to put a
switch in the cab to turn it off? You can actually get it from the other
side of the brake lamp switch, that way you can make both connections in the
same area and it will be easy to remove if you want it out. Be sure to get
some inline fuses and install them in any wire you add.

Al
 
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