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    • LIGHTING

    LIGHTING

    Dial in the visibility and style of your 1998.5–2002 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 5.9L Cummins (24-valve VP44) with OEM-replacement lamps and premium LED upgrades. From headlight assemblies and turn signals to cab roof lights, third brake lights, dually fender markers, and auxiliary lighting, CPP Diesel curates proven parts for 2nd-Gen trucks.

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    Why Upgrade Lighting with CPP Diesel?

    • 2nd-Gen fitment first: We stock parts that fit 1998.5–2002 Ram 2500/3500 without guesswork.
    • Brand depth: Curated RECON, RIGID Industries, and Dorman selections for style, output, and durability.
    • Better beam patterns: New housings + quality LEDs restore cut-off, reduce scatter, and improve night driving.
    • Support you can reach: We’re enthusiasts—call with questions before you order.

    Helpful Fitment Notes

    • Sport vs. non-Sport: Headlamp/park lamp shapes differ; verify your grille/headlight style before ordering.
    • Bulb types: Many 2nd-Gen trucks use 9004/9007 bulbs—confirm on-truck or with your VIN. Replace any heat-damaged connectors with a high-temp pigtail.
    • DRW markers: Dually fender lights are DRW-specific; single-rear-wheel trucks do not use them.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Will 1994–2002 LED tail lights fit my 1998.5–2002 Ram 2500/3500?

    Yes—many kits list 1994–2002 2500/3500 compatibility. Always check the product page for exact fitment and lens color options.

    Do I need resistors when switching to LED turn signals or markers?

    Often, yes. LED draw can trigger hyper-flash. Use load resistors or an LED-friendly flasher where applicable.

    What’s the difference between Sport and non-Sport headlights on 2nd-Gen Rams?

    Sport trucks use a different headlamp/park lamp design. Non-Sport assemblies are the most common; verify before ordering to avoid return delays.

    Which bulb type does my truck use—9004 or 9007?

    2nd-Gen trucks may use either 9004 or 9007 depending on year/trim. Inspect your existing bulbs, then upgrade sockets with a high-temp pigtail if needed.

    Are cab roof lights plug-and-play on 1999–2002 trucks?

    If your truck came with factory cab lights, OE-style kits swap in easily. For trucks without cab lights, you’ll need a dedicated wiring kit and proper roof layout.

    Can I run RIGID auxiliary lights with my factory headlights?

    Yes—wire pods/bars on their own fused circuit and switch harness. Choose spot, flood, or combo optics based on road and work needs.

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