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Rear Docking Light Connection to Backup Lights

Rear Docking Light Connection to Backup Lights

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Use 3-5 amp diodes. If everything is LED then 3 amp should be OK.  If you have to buy some 5 might be fine too.  I got 3 amp ones and they have always worked. I do like Rance (at Xtreme) does and double them up.  I use a heat shrink butt connector. If they are exposed to weather cover any exposed wire or leads with dielectric grease.
 
Amazon.com: Install Bay Diodes 3 Amp 20 Pack- D3: Car Electronics
 
(Pack of 20 Pieces) Chanzon SR560 (SB560) Schottky Barrier Rectifier Diodes...

Use dielectric grease on anything exposed.  Works well.

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Re: Rear Docking Light Connection to Backup Lights

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Thanks Roger for sharing the diagram, and thanks for giving me the idea. Works awesome, especially backing into the shop.

I used these, already had them:

Hopkins 48955 Towed Vehicle Diodes Kit Towing Systems RV Trailer Camper...

Or these also work:

Amazon.com: Roadmaster 792 Hy-Power Diode, (Pack of 2): Automotive

Chris