They light up as well as I expected, I was looking for a little more distance along with a wider pattern to see the deer which are everywhere in my area. I hit one a year ago with my wife's car and did $16,000 in damage. I thought the wire harness under the hood was decent quality but a smaller connector would have made it easier trying to work it inside the cab and getting it to where I wanted it.
Rubber nipple on the boot around the steering shaft on the driver's side of the engine bay. It's where GM said to run the wires for the upfitter switches, so I've been running all wires through there. It comes into the cab behind the foam in the upper right corner of the brake peddle so you can run the wires under the dash.
That fob looks very similar to the one GM used on the wiring harness they say is required for the 40" light bar and A-pillar light pods the sell through GM Accessories. The lights are from Baja Designs, but they didn't make the wire harness, nor supply the fob to GM. That kit with Rough Country being only $20 shows just how overpriced the GM Accessories wiring harness is.
I used a wireless remote so nothing ran into cab. I’ve heard there are similar options that are cheaper, but I got it the same time I got my grill lights. Worked great so far.
