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Exterior Wire Management
Exterior wire management parts keep the wiring for lights and other add-on accessories tidy and out of the way. When you mount auxiliary lighting on a bumper, roof rack or pillar, the wires often run in plain sight, where they can snag on branches or collect mud and grime. A wire hider covers that run so the install looks cleaner and the wiring gets some added protection from the elements.
This section sits under Exterior › Wire Management. We currently have 2 products in stock here, both from Baja Designs: the Baja Designs Wire Hider Kit 3ft and the Baja Designs Wire Hider Kit 9ft. Both are listed as universal, so they are not tied to a single vehicle.
A few things to think about before you choose:
Measure the full wire run from the light to where it enters the body or engine bay.
Pick a length that covers the exposed section with a little room to spare.
Plan the route so the cover stays clear of moving parts and hot surfaces.
Check how many wires need to share the same path.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Exterior wire management parts keep the wiring for lights and other add-on accessories tidy and out of the way. When you mount auxiliary lighting on a bumper, roof rack or pillar, the wires often run in plain sight, where they can snag on branches or collect mud and grime. A wire hider covers that run so the install looks cleaner and the wiring gets some added protection from the elements.
This section sits under Exterior › Wire Management. We currently have 2 products in stock here, both from Baja Designs: the Baja Designs Wire Hider Kit 3ft and the Baja Designs Wire Hider Kit 9ft. Both are listed as universal, so they are not tied to a single vehicle.
A few things to think about before you choose:
Measure the full wire run from the light to where it enters the body or engine bay.
Pick a length that covers the exposed section with a little room to spare.
Plan the route so the cover stays clear of moving parts and hot surfaces.
Check how many wires need to share the same path.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
