OK I know there is always a thread for this but it was several years old, so my question is how to install roof marker lights on my h3. I currently have the off road lights now but I want to have the roof marker lights like the h2s. How would I go about installing them and where to get them and what kind? Thanks to anyone who can give their input. I am also a new member and look forward from hearing from y'all!

 

First you have to save $1000 to $1500 for a set of very rare, no longer produced by GM or any aftermarket company clearance lights. Then you have to actually find a set on Craigslist or Ebay.

 

Before first.


A Mod has to move your thread out of the new member section (which is for saying hello I am a new guy and not for anything technical) to the H3 section where....................


yep..................

H3 related questions go.


Good luck.

 

I made my own. $100
https://www.hummerforums.com/forum/h...e2/#post224543

Made my own rears too.
https://www.hummerforums.com/forum/h...-lights-21911/

 

Halo, he currently has the OffRoad lights as stated in his original post.
He will have to fill the Riv-nut holes and paint in order to perform your mod.

I believe hayitstyler is thinking it will be an easy swap not knowing that the clearance lights are very expensive, no longer produced and very hard to come by. He will also have to rewire the lights if he can find a pair to work with the driving lights.

 

I was thinking he could possibly mount the individual lights on top of, or behind the OEM offroad trim pieces. Don't know how the spacing would work out with the offroad lamps?

 

Do the side pillars come on and off to expose the wire or would they break trying to take them off?

 

I'm not sure where to run the wire or how to get the actual marker lights to stay in place

 

If you already have the OffRoad lights you can do this too. A buddy of mine on clubhummeroffroad.com did this and I think it loos great. Even up close.

Removal of the A pillar trim is very easy. Open the door, Remove the 2 Phillips screws, pop the hood and gently pull up on the engine vent (fake air cleaner). Make sure you don't smash the hood with the vent. Then gently pull on the trim. you have enough room to run multiple smaller gauge wires under the a pillar trim.

 

That helped a lot man thanks. And yes that look very good. I think I am going to do that now!