AEV CHMSL 3rd Brake Light

[utjeeper]

Does this light work with the Saverge wheels? Is there anything more needed to make it work that the kit does not include?

[Jdemonto]

Does this light work with the Saverge wheels? Is there anything more needed to make it work that the kit does not include?

Yep, seen it somewhere....

Jason

[AEV Dave]

Yes, it works with the wheels. You'll need to cut the wire off the stock CHMSL.

dh

[Jeepnboy]

Yep, seen it somewhere....

Jason

You saw it on mine just a couple of days ago with my new tire carrier.

[Jdemonto]

You saw it on mine just a couple of days ago with my new tire carrier.

Yeah I know, just forgot which PC has the pics!

Jason

[MaloCS]

You saw it on mine just a couple of days ago with my new tire carrier.

Post pix please.

[Jdemonto]

post pix please.

Here

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[Jdemonto]

And here

[TJ Willy]

And with black Savegres. Sorry for the pic. I Would get you a better one, but Jeep is at dealer for an oil leak right now.



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[Jdemonto]

Jeep looks great Phil!

Jason

[TJ Willy]

Thanks Jason.

[MaloCS]

DAMN! Those are nice looking wheels.

[MaloCS]

Question.

Is this light plug and play? Do you have to splice or cut the existing wiring to hook it up or does it literally just replace the existing 3rd brake light?

I have an '08 JK Unlimited.

[JeepinJon]

Question.

Is this light plug and play? Do you have to splice or cut the existing wiring to hook it up or does it literally just replace the existing 3rd brake light?

I have an '08 JK Unlimited.

You have to splice into the existing wiring. Another option would be to do a Deutsch connector, which would probably be the best way to go, and the way I will redo this when I get a new rear bumper.

[TJ Willy]

Question.

Is this light plug and play? Do you have to splice or cut the existing wiring to hook it up or does it literally just replace the existing 3rd brake light?

I have an '08 JK Unlimited.

I simply spliced the wires together, soldered them (butane iron) and then used heat shrink. A connector is a good idea if you think you will be removing it often.