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"Frunk Light?"
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Bob Denman
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Almost any auto parts store should have something that'll do the job...:thumbup:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
FRUNK LIGHT
If you get one that his Battery powered make sure it is an LED light ..... a regular type bulb will EAT batteries at an alarming rate ......... plus they get very HOT .......... I was going to wire in LED lights to all my compartments then decided to just get a surface mount platform type LED flashlite that I can move where I want it when I want to .... if in a rush every truck stop on the Interstates sells them..... or go E-bay for 1/2 the price or less ....... ..... Mike
ChicoFowler
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I don't have any Frunk light, but what I did for the trunk would work. I got some LED 4 bulb square lights from an auto store, a 12v battery and holder from a battery store and a magnetic switch on line somewhere. I have 2 lights in the top of the trunk and 2 lights in the bottom, mounting the switch in the back part of the lid. When the trunk is closed the lights are off, open the trunk and the lights go on. I've changed the battery once in 2 years. Same concept would work for the frunk I suppose.
