Stage Series Rock Lights are the perfect solution to add useful light to your vehicle with their compact size and numerous mounting solutions. The following installation guide will provide you with basic instructions on how to mount and wire the Stage Series 8-Pack Rock Light Kit on your 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma. Check out the installation video, or continue reading for step-by-step instructions below!
NOTE: This product should not be used on a 24V system. Disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting your installation.
Installation Video
Installation Tools
Drill
1/4" Drill Bit
5/32 Allen
8mm Wrench
Ratchet
10mm Socket
Flathead Screwdriver
Steel Fish Tape
Plastic Trim Removal Tools
Zip Ties (included with Stage Series Rock Lights)
Mounting Instructions (Front)
Step 1 - Identify Mounting Location
At the front of the truck, identify the location under the front bumper where you'll mount your Stage Series Rock Light.
Step 2 - Magnet Mount (Non-Invasive Option)
Use the included nut, bolt, and washers to mount the light as shown in the diagram above.
Utilize our attached magnet mount with our Rock Light, and place it on the front skid plate.
Step 3 - Drill Mount (Non-Invasive Option)
To mount the Rock Light, drill a hole using the center mounting option to align with the factory mounting hole.
Step 4 - Prepare Rock Light for Mounting
Remove the outer lens from your Rock Light, then remove the center rubber dust seal.
Step 5 - Mount Rock Light
Use the included nut, bolt, and washers to mount the light as shown in the diagram above.
Step 6 - Secure Rock Light
Use a 5/32" Allen and 8mm wrench to secure the Rock Light to the front mounting hole.
Step 7 - Mount with Zip Ties (Optional)
You may alternatively use zip ties for mounting the Rock Light to any available attachment point, utilizing the integrated tabs on each side of the light.
Step 8 - Reassemble Rock Light
Reinstall the rubber dust seal and clip the lens into position.
Wiring Instructions
Step 1 - Connect M8 Splitter (Rear)
Connect an M8 Splitter to the rear hitch Rock Light.
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