Just above the rear tail gate, I added a 3rd brake light.  I had been looking around for a while for just the right shape LED light bar and finally found this one.  The LED (Light Emitting Diode) lights are solid state devices that are great replacements for many incandescent light applications.  They are low power, yet bright, and have a very long operating life, typically 100,000 hours, and produce very little heat. LED are made in a few colors, red, amber, orange, green, and now blue. The manufacture (Wolo Mfg. Crop) makes the light bars in red & amber and can be found on their WEB page under SPECIALITY LIGHTING PRODUCTS, . Model MODEL LTB-10

Right now I have installed just one bar, but will be mounting 3 bars side by side. The next two light bars will be connected to the rear brake/turn signal circuit, so they will act as both extra brake light, and turn signal. Once installed, any time I hit the brakes, all three light bars will light up, give those behind good warning. And if the turn signal is on, the on the left or right side will flash.

The manufacture of the light bar is coming out with a new brighter light bar that does not have the de-fused lens and are made with newer brighter LEDs, this one here has a de-fused lens. The new light bar should be out this January or February of 98. The defused lens would be great for a marker light, and is listed as a "Decorative" light trim bar. Once I get them I will install the two other light bars.

In order to get the brake light signal with out the turn signal, you can connect it to the red wire of your trailer hitch connector.  The light bar will light up any time the brakes are applied, and any time the 4way flashers are on.  The yellow wire is your left turn/brake signal, and the dark green is your right signal.

Close up view of an amber light bar not installed.  Front    Rear

Since the last picture above, I have now installed two more 14 inch light bars that were place on either end of the above bar and are connected to the rear Signal/Brake lights.