[LatinTitan]

Finally decided to upgrade my crappy reverse lights to the Rigid SRQ Flush mounts. They are awesome

 

[Mattcowsmasher]

Clean install I like it.

 

[Answerguy7]

Wow! Those bad boys are no joke. Nice install, man.

Adding to my wish list.

 

[skykiing]

I swapped my factory bulbs for the $90 LED bulb option from Diode Dynamics. They are really great, with easy "plug and play" install. Highly recommended, and no cutting or wiring required.

 

[MidTNTitan]

I've done the same! Except with Auxbeam pods. Wired them into my factory bedside/cargo lights, so I can flip the switch inside and turn them on manually when needed.

 

[skykiing]

I've done the same! Except with Auxbeam pods. Wired them into my factory bedside/cargo lights, so I can flip the switch inside and turn them on manually when needed.

Are you talking about the cargo lights that are part of the primary brake lights?!

We have two "cargo lights" that are part of the primary brake light housings that appear to shine into the bed when the tailgate is down. I CANNOT figure out why mine do not work. they don't seem to have power when the interior switch is on that activates the cargo lights on either side of the third brake light.

My last titan had them and they never worked... same on my 2007.

the bulbs and connections are perfect (I even tried replacement bulbs). ITS MAKING ME INSANE!

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP! Link Below

http://www.titantalk.com/forums/titan-general-discussion/375202-mystery-lights.html

 

[MidTNTitan]

Yep those are the ones. Mine did not work as well, but that is because the bulbs were shot. Didn't really care to replace the bulbs seeing as I would likely never use them. I just cut out a piece touched my volt meter to it and it had power! (This was with the cargo lamp switch in the cab in the on position!!) Now every time I turn the cargo lamp switch to the on position the cargo lamp along with the pods comes on. Anytime the cargo lamp is on my pods are on. (That could be hitting the unlock button. Getting out of the truck after a drive, or simply leaving the door ajar.) So my advice would be to strip out a little piece of wire from the positive lead and touch a volt meter to it. Just put the ground wire on a bolt in that vicinity. I would assume that if your cargo lamp is working that those wires should be getting power. It could just be the bulb socket itself that has gone bad.

Also in order to get to the meat of the wires all you need to do is just lower the tail gate and unbolt the two bolt that hold the taillight in. Then just trace the wires back to the socket.