Looking for a good auxillary light write up
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JK Enthusiast
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Looking for a good auxillary light write up
I'm looking for a good aux. light write up for a front bumper light bar. Looked around but haven't been able to find anything here. 3 things I'm looking for: simple, easy, clean (isn't everyone)
I'm not overly mechanically inclined so I want to limit anything I can't undo (drilling, cutting, complex alterations)
I'm not overly mechanically inclined so I want to limit anything I can't undo (drilling, cutting, complex alterations)
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JK Enthusiast
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From: Bentonville, AR
Bumped with a follow-up question. Is it possible to wire in with the fog lights?
If this could be done, it would save a ton of time would be nicely integrated.
Any experts on the electrical side to know what would need to be changed regarding fuses, etc?
If this could be done, it would save a ton of time would be nicely integrated.
Any experts on the electrical side to know what would need to be changed regarding fuses, etc?
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There are tons of write ups. Yes, they can be wired to the fogs, or low beams, or high beams.
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Be sure to wire a relay to trigger from the lights you want controlling the aux lights. Adding more bulbs to the existing wires will cause the Jeep to detect a high current draw and shut the ligths off.
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There are tons of write ups. Yes, they can be wired to the fogs, or low beams, or high beams.
Search the Forum.
Be sure to wire a relay to trigger from the lights you want controlling the aux lights. Adding more bulbs to the existing wires will cause the Jeep to detect a high current draw and shut the ligths off.
Search the Forum.