Replace & Upgrade - MJ Build
04-17-2013, 05:03 PM
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05-05-2013, 06:20 PM
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Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
Engine: 4.0 I6
Finally put up my interior lights, which are actually Advance Auto bed lights (a much cheaper version of what I installed in the bed). Used 3M tape to stick 'em up, and I wired them up to my switch panel.
Here's the ground up in the driver rear corner of the cab:
I wired the switch with a jumper to my e-fan toggle switch. I figure the LEDs and e-fan can run on the same 14ga wire without issue, saving several feet of 14ga for future use.
I also just got bit by a spider while sitting in the truck typing this.
Oh, and pictures:
Here's the ground up in the driver rear corner of the cab:
I wired the switch with a jumper to my e-fan toggle switch. I figure the LEDs and e-fan can run on the same 14ga wire without issue, saving several feet of 14ga for future use.
I also just got bit by a spider while sitting in the truck typing this.
Oh, and pictures:
05-05-2013, 06:36 PM
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Finally put up my interior lights, which are actually Advance Auto bed lights (a much cheaper version of what I installed in the bed). Used 3M tape to stick 'em up, and I wired them up to my switch panel.
Here's the ground up in the driver rear corner of the cab:
I wired the switch with a jumper to my e-fan toggle switch. I figure the LEDs and e-fan can run on the same 14ga wire without issue, saving several feet of 14ga for future use.
I also just got bit by a spider while sitting in the truck typing this.
Oh, and pictures:
Here's the ground up in the driver rear corner of the cab:
I wired the switch with a jumper to my e-fan toggle switch. I figure the LEDs and e-fan can run on the same 14ga wire without issue, saving several feet of 14ga for future use.
I also just got bit by a spider while sitting in the truck typing this.
Oh, and pictures:
05-05-2013, 06:43 PM
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05-05-2013, 07:56 PM
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LEDs are nice and bright. It's like daylight from the bench, up. The floors will also eventually be illuminated.
