So I may copy what I just saw on YouTube he wired the six blue spot lights wires to aux 2 and it can handle the amperage... And he wired the 6 white amber lights to aux 3
cause my A pillar lights on two separate ones the amber to aux6 and spotlights to aux5
That way I can just leave 6 and 3 on...
Soooooo it looks like the triple fog lights are just like the pod lights I got and they come with a ton of wiring so I'm gonna have to figure out how to join all the sets into one so I use the upfitter switches
Just installed the two inch RC pod lights on my bronco today mounted to the A pillar it's the black series lights with the amber and DRL white lights... Was pretty easy install used the factory accessory bolts and RC brackets.
And I utilized the upfitter aux switches as well I put the amber...
Is there any way to check to see if that brown connection is bad? I tried to put aftermarket lights on my girls bronco but they ended up being faulty when I put the original lights back in the camera won't work now I checked the brown connection and it's still connected
Well so far I like them they are pretty heavy took a bit to assemble the doors together the pictures kind of sucked on the instructions but after some time I got them together I haven't fitted them to the bronco just yet
Lighting professionals?
Hey anyone know any good lighting installation companies I can bring lights to?
I'm going to purchase Rough country light bar
Triple amber fog lights for the bumper
And two pod lights
But id like them all to be wired to the aux switches and I'm not a very handy electrician
For now id be fine with the stock fenders and the 35s less weight and wear and tear and most kits are perfectly fine with 35s and no worry about them hitting fenders or hitting the resivours it seems like