Light bar switch mounting
I recently purchased a 20 inch led light bar to mount on my 2015 unlimited rubicon. I need suggestions where to mount the switch. In the dash there appears to be extra slots next to the heated seat switch or over next to the differential lock switch. Is this actual ya usable area or do I need to cut a hole in the dash? Is it possible to put in the A-pillar as well? Don't mean to ramble but I'm an idiot when it comes to this stuff
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I recently installed a 20" light bar and went with the rugged ridge A pillar mount. Looks OEM.
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Behind the factory switches there is a circuit board so using the blanks wouldn't be easy. It would involve sanding down the blanks and installing a micro-switch with epoxy. There is a video on youtube. He said he was going to post another video of it actually hooked up but he never did, so I'm guessing it isn't as easy, or maybe dependable, as he thought.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QrDxvd6uj4"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QrDxvd6uj4 |
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You don't have to buy the rugged ridge version you can use your factory cover. I'm adding another switch in a week or so to mine
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Thanks for the replies. I really like that on the a-pillar. How do you get the wires in there? Is it hard to fish it up through there?
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Originally Posted by wvtrout
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Thanks for the replies. I really like that on the a-pillar. How do you get the wires in there? Is it hard to fish it up through there?
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Thank you sir. I will try this as soon as I get a break in the weather. Been brutal here
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It's so easy and clean with the plasma glow switches they are little more money but worth it. I got the black ones so you can't see them
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Those look great. Thanks for posting
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Originally Posted by 14Sport
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Behind the factory switches there is a circuit board so using the blanks wouldn't be easy. It would involve sanding down the blanks and installing a micro-switch with epoxy. There is a video on youtube. He said he was going to post another video of it actually hooked up but he never did, so I'm guessing it isn't as easy, or maybe dependable, as he thought.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QrDxvd6uj4"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QrDxvd6uj4 I personally like the stock look. You can fine the switch Module on E-bay (it is not cheap). |
Originally Posted by valovic
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You can purchase the switches out of a Rubicon or Sahara and they come with more stock switches of this same circuit board. You would just use one of the switches on the Rubicon version of an options you don't have, and paint over the image or put a sticker over it.
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I wired mine to the stock a-post cover using OTRATTW horizontal switches. Looks almost factory and super clean. I get nothing but compliments...everyone loves the little Jeep pictures :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by Havoc40
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I wired mine to the stock a-post cover using OTRATTW horizontal switches. Looks almost factory and super clean. I get nothing but compliments...everyone loves the little Jeep pictures :thumbsup:
I did the same. Love the look |
My switch is one of the unused slots of the stock pod.
Have used 2; one for light bar and one for KC windshield spots. -FD |
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