Warrior 2370 User Manual

Warrior Products, Inc.

16850 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd

Ste. A

Durham, OR 97224

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2370 SPARE TIRE LICENSE MOUNT

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT: The installation of this kit requires some alteration to your vehicles’ license plate
light wiring. If you are not comfortable with your abilities in this regard, please seek out a
qualified individual to handle that part of the installation for you.

1. Begin by removing your spare tire from the mount on the back of your vehicle and set it aside.
Check to see if there is an access hole in the center of the spare tire mount where the studs
are. The wiring for the license plate light will need to pass through here. If there is not a hole,
you will need to drill approximately a 1/2” hole directly in the center of the studs through the
spare mount. If the mount is constructed of steel, spray the hole with some suitable enamel
paint to inhibit rust.

2. Place the round lug plate onto the spare
mount studs. The plate is designed to fit
5x4.5” through 5x5.5” lug patterns.
Remove the center cap from your spare
tire (if equipped), reinstall the spare onto
the mount studs and tighten the lug nuts.
The round lug plate should now be
‘sandwiched’ between the spare tire mount
and the spare tire with the adjustment tube
pointing out through the spare.

3. To install the license plate light, first insert
the wires through the right side middle hole
of the mounting tab on the lower portion of
the license plate holder. The two small
metal screws supplied screw in from the
back side of the tab and into the plastic of
the light housing. The wires will then be
inserted through the hole at the top of the
adjustment tube just behind the license
holder and fed out through the end of the
tube. Attach your preferred style of plug
so that the connection takes place within
the adjustment tube, but leave enough
slack in the wires so that you can pull the
plug out for disconnecting.

Warrior Products, Inc.

16850 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd

Ste. A

Durham, OR 97224

Phone [phone]

Fax [phone]

[e-mail]

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4. The wiring will vary dependent upon the vehicle, so some wire hunting with a tester may be
needed to help identify which wires you will be utilizing. Remove the OEM license plate holder
and light if your vehicle is equipped with them. Locate the OEM license plate light wiring and
disconnect the wires. Connect your longer wires to the end of the OEM license plate light
wiring and strategically run them along the inside edge of the body and out through the lug
plate adapter. You should be able to lay the wires along existing paths and out through the
tailgate to the spare tire mount.

5. Take your extended license light wires and feed
them into the hole in the backside of the lug plate
and out through the adjustment tube. Leave just
enough slack to attach a plug on the end so
there’s not too much wiring inside the adjustment
tubes once they’re sleeved together. Connect
the plug and test your light.

6. Confirm that the license plate light illuminates
when activated. If it does not light up, switch the
polarity and test again. You will not risk
damaging the lights or your vehicle by doing this.

7. Affix your license plate to the holder using the
small washers and acorn nuts. Tuck the plug and
excess wiring into the adjustment tube, locate the
plate holder where desired and insert the linchpin
through the adjustment holes taking care to fit the
pin around the wiring and plug within the tube.

8. Your installation is now complete.

If you need further assistance installing your product, please contact us by email at

[e-mail] or call us at [phone].

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