Review on 🔦 Enhance Rear Visibility with MICTUNING LED Light Bar Wiring Harness featuring 40Amp Relay Fuse and Blue ON-OFF Rocker Switch by Chad Gravely

2008 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road Access Cab - I used this wiring harness to connect two (2) 18w LED lights to the rear bumper. Changes: - The wiring harness was not long enough to get from the back of the truck to the engine bay. So I had to connect an extra 15ft of wire to the relay (red), light (white), and relay (black). I didn't like the fork terminal connectors that came with it, so I cut and wired new connectors. The wiring from the relay to the battery and switches was not protected and the sheathing around the light wiring seems flimsy so I installed all the wiring in an auto split loom. - Bought a fuse adapter to connect the taillight switch to the vehicle's ACC/ON circuit. Pros: - All wires and connectors are provided for connection (except length) - Relay is pre-wired to allow plug and play Cons: - 10ft of wire was not enough to get from the rear of the car to the engine bay - Bad ones Labeling/description schematic connections - light switch does not fit in the empty slots of the Tacoma switch (had to buy a separate MICTUNING switch [new] LED pushbutton switch with a set of connection cables for Toyota - the TAILLIGHTS symbol is red) EDIT: the as a link specified mictuning switch does not fit switch plug. Used Ulincos U16F2 1NO1NC SPDT ON/OFF Pushbutton Switch Silver stainless steel body with red LED ring Fits 16mm 5/8" (red) mounting hole with wiring harness and drill hole in one of the switch blanks. Overall this is a good harness/switch combo, especially for the price knowing the length wouldn't be enough when I bought the wire harness and extra wiring I had to do a few extra google searches to make sure my wiring matched the provided schematic light over a long one Period but with the small amount I used the system worked very well.