Although a bit more demanding in terms of installation, aftermarket backup lights, front lights, and cab lights are all a possibility for the Polaris ACE. If you choose to deck your rig out with lights, you might want to use a 6-spot fuse block. Start by cutting all the wires to length, solder them together, then heat shrink. Once that is done, wire loom everything and add waterproof connects for all lights, making sure to test regularly with a test light to ensure everything works properly. Many ACE riders love cab lights because they illuminate the inside from behind the driver so they can see everything in their lap and dash area. If you’re blowing a fuse and you suspect the lights are the culprit, start by following the wires, as you most likely have a short somewhere. The plug for the lights could be corroded, or perhaps the light socket could be to blame. Whatever you need, be it replacement ACE light parts and DIY lighting kits or lightbulbs, light bars, and dome lights for your Polaris ACE, you name it, we’ve got it!