Dale36

There are 4 screws for the dash and 4 for the instrument cluster.

I did use a ground, but this was for the wiring of my otrattw switches which require a ground.

My 2011 is a base model also...built not bought

Banjo

Thanks!

Between you and 14Sport I should be set. I will post the finished lights although will be a few weekends before I can attempt the dash again. I am such a newb everything takes time.

Awesome on your base... I like having a base model, except that it is a 2011. Seems like everything is a bit off with the 2011's. But, I am having fun making it my own, wouldn't trade!

Banjo

Thanks - BTW your write up is terrific. I will be using it to figure out how to be able to dim my lights AND have them on a single switch. Hoping I can figure it out but I know where to ask if I have questions.

Dale36

You are most welcome. Oh, by the way, I will be in your town this coming April to run the Boston Marathon.

Have fun out there,

Dale

14Sport

No problem.

That's awesome. I believe you have to qualify at other marathons to register for it. Good for you! But be forwarned...watch out for Heartbreak Hill. It's at the 21 mile mark so pace yourself.

Dale36

Correct, I qualified at the California International Marathon. Thank you for the advice.

Dale

Banjo

Very cool. Marathon weekend is very fun, be sure to come to Hopkinton to get your picture taken at the sign "It all starts here!" located on our common.

I will likely be cheering for you, and 14K others, from TJs, your first music/bar along the route.

If you need anything or info don't hesitate to reach out.

Fiveofun

I put LED footwell lighting in my 2011 JKU. I ran a wire from the rear rollbar light all the way up front cause I thought it was the easiest wire to tap into that dimmed after the doors were shut. Just unzip the roll bar padding and figure out which wire is power.