My vehicle doesn’t currently have a bumper to hold the license plate lights. I have the lights attached to diamond plating with Quick Steel and I need to know how to ground the lights so they work properly.

I want to get started in the industry and need to know where to go to obtain my license or certification.

I was driving on a dirt road recently and hit a big bump, and my front license plate holder broke off. The holder itself is fine, but the plastic fasteners that were holding it on broke, so now I’m not sure how to get the license plate holder back on my car. Has anyone ever had this happen? If so, how can I put it back on? Serious answers only, please!

I’m replacing the license plate lights on a 1994 Dodge Dakota truck. The existing lights have 2 wires (one solid, one striped) going to a socket. Dealer doesn’t have replacements avaliable so I bought a Generic replacement light (model# SY 260). The replacement only has one lead. How do I connect this up?

I am moving to New York State and need to register my 2001 Camaro there. NYS requires both front and rear license plates, whereas my old state only required rear license plates. I need to get a bracket/frame or whatever for the front, but can’t seem to find one. Anyone’s advice who has already done this would be welcomed.