How you doing and thanks for watching. It's George over here at Wicked Warnings with a real nice clean
2018 GMC Denali HD. I think it's a 2500 here. This is a Sierra of course. Got a lot of warning light
going on this. Used a combination of some surface mount lights like those Mini Thin LED lights
from Wicked Warnings right down in the fog bezel right there on the inboard side, facing primarily
sideways but you can see how they reflect off the bezel nicely and definitely provide a little
bit of forward illumination as well. In the grille, there got some of our Razor LEDs. They slide nicely
in the center slots of that grille. Put a little bit of plastic backer behind there for one screw,
used the grille for the other screw and you can mount four in there just like that.
You can tie them together like we have synchronizing them in an X-pattern just like that.
Right next to it, our factory DRLs are flashing via the Wicked Warnings Auto Flasher module.
Now it's the same module in a different kit running on the amber mirror lights,
as well as another kit running the roof lights. We've synchronized the kit on the roof lights
with the amber mirror lights to flash roof-mirror roof-mirror. That was by request of the customer.
This is exactly his display, so we did what he wanted. On the headlights, we have an
alternate flash on that particular Auto Flasher Kit. Now we don't lose any of the OEM function on
any of those lights with this kit. It simply interrupts the lighting if it happens to be on.
As you can see, I've gone ahead and applied the parking lights. Now with the DRL, there's a bright
circuit and a dim circuit. As you can see, you're getting a bright-dim bright-dim flash on the DRL
and the parking lights that are normally on the mirror and the roof are interrupted and allowed
to flash with the Auto Flasher module and when you turn the Auto Flasher module off, of course
all your lighting will return to normal. You won't lose any of the factory function. The DRL,
the mirror lights, the roof lights, they all work perfectly normal when you're not in emergency
mode. When you activate via your switch the Auto Flasher modules, you'll then interrupt and get the
flashing action on the factory lights. These are all sold individually in kit form
on WickedWarnings.com. You can go ahead and look up your truck right there and you can also see
all the other lights as well at WickedWarnings.com. The Razors in the grille and the Mini Thins down
in the bezel. Let me pull this truck forward and show you a little bit what we did around back.
Before I do that, I almost forgot to show you the other feature we do have enabled here on
those Razor lights. That's our flood feature. A lot of our lights have that feature. Double check the
description, make absolutely sure. The Mini Thins below on the fog lights do not but
the Razors here and the grille have that feature and as you can see, they flood white on a secondary
switch. So not only do you have a single switch activating your warning, your colored flashing,
but you also have a flood white. Another fast fact about those Razors is you can set them up to flash
amber. You can set them up to flash white. You can set them up as we did to flash amber and white
and you can set them up to be steady white like this. So you have all those different functions
out of one light. Alrighty, as long as we're talking about flood, I've raised that camera up to give you
a full view of what we have enabled on that same secondary flood switch. Our Thin-X Strips mounted
underneath the tailgate there in 28-inch version, those are in flood mode right now, as well as the
Auto Flasher module that's connected to the rear-facing white work lights in the mirror and
we have a hideaway set, one of our HAW DUOs in low dome in the cargo light. So we've set up the flood
switch to activate not only the four in the grille but also around the back,
the cargo light, the mirrors, and the strips underneath the tailgate. So as you can see
here, we're in kind of a dark shop. I'll just slide the camera around and give you guys
kind of a view of how much flood light we're getting out of it. Pretty nice. Pardon the mess.
Big things coming soon but you can see there, definitely lights up quite nicely. Let me show
you the flashing. Alrighty, so in the flash mode you can see here, we've got our hideaways in the
reverse light, didn't tell you about those till now. We got amber Hideaway Duo LD in the reverse
synchronized with the white Hideaway Duo LD in the cargo. We've got our
Auto Flasher module running those rear-facing white mirrors and we've got our 28-inch Thin-X
underneath the tailgate there. Now let me lower down and give you a better representation of how
bright those Thin-X are because right now, your camera is at about six foot ten inches.
Alrighty, dropped the camera height down to about 42 to 46 inches right here, basically right about
in line with just under the GMC logo on that bumper and I'm about 12 feet back from the
truck. You can see there those Thin-X Strips do quite a nice job underneath the tailgate.
Make sure you clean very thoroughly if you're going to apply those with the VHB tape. We do sell
also the VHB promoter, that 3m Adhesion Promoter. Great tool. Definitely recommend using that if
you're going to apply those with the 3m tape and as you can see there, we've also synchronized the
X-pattern in those hideaways. Everybody seems to like that. Nothing more than setting both sets
to the same flash pattern and connecting that yellow synchronization wire. Let me take you
around and show you how we activate all this. So the particular customer wasn't really interested
in one of those six panel switches up on the dashboard. They have a module there already
for tuning the engine and they wanted to know if we could just simply put two switches on the
lower left side of the dash without actually putting any holes in the truck at all. So
this is what we did. Alrighty, so there you have it. Simple little aluminum bracket fabricated up
in-house, unfortunately not for sale at this time, a couple of square mount switches red backlit and
a little label from our new Dymo label maker. That's actually a silver label with a black print.
Can't really tell on film but simple, nice, easy. We hung it right underneath the dash
there. He's gonna have to be a little careful if he wears a size 14 boot with his parking
brake but I think that's worth what we have accomplished here. I think it was worth it.
There's that location again. When you close the door, it goes right up next to the door panel.
There is kind of a indentation in here. If you put your own switch, make sure you're that way
of the indentation or the door panel will smash into it. So we checked that out before we
mounted it of course. Simple, easy to do. Thanks again for watching Wicked Warnings. Keep in mind,
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