Off Road Light Wiring Question
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Off Road Light Wiring Question
OK, I understand about wiring and the need for relays, etc.
My question is:
I'm going to be wiring 4 Off-road lights on the front of my truck, should I just use 1 switch in-cab to switch all four, or 2 switches so I can have a 2+2 system?
What have you guys done, and do you like the results?
My question is:
I'm going to be wiring 4 Off-road lights on the front of my truck, should I just use 1 switch in-cab to switch all four, or 2 switches so I can have a 2+2 system?
What have you guys done, and do you like the results?
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There is a slight difference in the diagrams, the first one has 2 switches and the second has 1 ... but you guys are right, If I'm gonna have them on, ALL of them would be on, so I guess 1 switch would be best.
'Course In a couple of years, I'm gonna add a bed lightbar and have 4 over the roof too, so then I would add a second switch for those 4.
'Course In a couple of years, I'm gonna add a bed lightbar and have 4 over the roof too, so then I would add a second switch for those 4.
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I have 8 lights with 4 switches. Four lights on the grill guard ( 2 switches) and 4 lights on a light bar (2 switches). 2 of the lights on the gril guard are fog lights so I use them when I drive. Plus I light being able to switch which lights I have on.
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OK, next question: Where did you locate your switches (pic if you have them)
I'm thinking about the space beside the headlight switch.
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