Looking for some help..

[GhostTheSahara]

Does anyone have references or links to videos for wiring lights and various other accessories WITHOUT the aux switches package? Can only seem to find videos with aux switches already in place… TIA

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[Mx5red]

Depends on what/how many things you want to wire up. Since most accessories will need to be switched, it’s probably worth it to just buy a Voswitch, s-pod, or something that integrates all that…

As opposed to putting a wire with a switch in it for every device, then having to mount each switch.

 

[Ten North Prez]

These two have a lot of good info on their site. They drive Toyota’s but most of the info is universal and really gets in to the nuts and bolts of wiring, switches, relays, etc to give a good understanding of the do’s and don’t’s

 

[Headbarcode]

Does anyone have references or links to videos for wiring lights and various other accessories WITHOUT the aux switches package? Can only seem to find videos with aux switches already in place… TIA

Either which way, you'll need to add switches, fuses, relays, and wiring for each circuit. The cleanest and easiest method is to choose a system that provides everything above in a package that's minimally invasive to install.

I opted for the SwitchPros SP9100 programmable 8-switch system. It has 2 main parts. A fully sealed and weatherproof controller that mounts under the hood, right next to the battery. It houses the relays, fuses, and provides the color coordinated wiring pigtails for each of the 8 available circuits. And the switch panel that mounts in the cabin, which only requires a single communications cable routed back to the controller. I'm using their mount that positions the switch panel at the bottom of the drivers side a-pillar grab handle.

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