I have two sets of KC lights. One is long range the other is flood. They are both full sized (I don't see the sense in the thin ones) so all four had isolators. I believe they are there to help...
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Re: Installing Detours A~Pillar Light Brackets~
I have two sets of KC lights. One is long range the other is flood. They are both full sized (I don't see the sense in the thin ones) so all four had isolators. I believe they are there to help...
Re: Installing Detours A~Pillar Light Brackets~
You have the two rubber metal pieces together, they need to be on each side of the bracket.
One will have to be trimmed so it will fit where the nut is. Make sense?
I see the problem now. you'll have to trim one...
I see the problem now. you'll have to trim one so it will fit above and below the bracket
Re: Installing Detours A~Pillar Light Brackets~
Last I checked they are available, about $50 shipped (don't quote me). Call DETOURS to order. :D