I have been scouring UA-cam/internet all day for something like this. It was very informative but I'm still a little confused as im new to this.. anyway I could reach out to you to? I'd gladly pay you a little to help me figure out how to wire my lights!! Anyways great videos & if you would be able to help please LMK!!
@monkeybiznessoffroad what's a good way to get in touch with you or should I refer my question here? Essentially I have done everything up the point where I connect my ground & the wire to the aux switch wire under the hood. I'm comfortably with body work & installed my new bumpers but the electrical im.just worried I'll break something. I've got a 2024 but it looks about the same! Thank you!!
Okay, so you just need to make sure that the aux wire you connect to can power the lights. Check the amps for the lights, anything less than 10 amps and you can use 3-6, more than 10 amps would be #2 aux and more than 15 amps would be #1. You can refer to digital owners manual to get wiring colors for each switch.
I have been scouring UA-cam/internet all day for something like this. It was very informative but I'm still a little confused as im new to this.. anyway I could reach out to you to? I'd gladly pay you a little to help me figure out how to wire my lights!! Anyways great videos & if you would be able to help please LMK!!
I'd be happy to help.
@monkeybiznessoffroad what's a good way to get in touch with you or should I refer my question here? Essentially I have done everything up the point where I connect my ground & the wire to the aux switch wire under the hood.
I'm comfortably with body work & installed my new bumpers but the electrical im.just worried I'll break something. I've got a 2024 but it looks about the same!
Thank you!!
Okay, so you just need to make sure that the aux wire you connect to can power the lights. Check the amps for the lights, anything less than 10 amps and you can use 3-6, more than 10 amps would be #2 aux and more than 15 amps would be #1. You can refer to digital owners manual to get wiring colors for each switch.
Roger that thank you! And for the ground can I connect it to the bolt above the where the aux wires are located in the front right of the vehicle?
@@brandonhaynes555 that ground location should work. If not there is a bolt on the fender next to the battery that I have used that works well.