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12VoltGuy E-locker harness wiring questions
Couple quick questions for those of you who have installed this:

1. What position is the switch supposed to be in when the locker isn't being used? Center or down (assuming "up" is locker engaged)

2. Where did you ground the harness? There's a ground point under the dash, just above the ECU but the terminal lugs with the kit aren't sized correctly for that screw. I don't mind crimping on new lugs but if there's a better place I'd rather just do that.

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Down is off, center doesn't do anything but I think its nice to have to prevent an accidental switch on.

I just found an open screw that goes to the body under the kick panel. I believe it was already a ground location.

Edit... ECU? how are your running the wiring? I went straight down the driver side and down where the Fuel pump is under the passenger side rear seat.
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Down is off, center doesn't do anything but I think its nice to have to prevent an accidental switch on.

I just found an open screw that goes to the body under the kick panel. I believe it was already a ground location.

Edit... ECU? how are your running the wiring? I went straight down the driver side and down where the Fuel pump is under the passenger side rear seat.
I meant 4wd computer and fuse block under the kick panel. My wife was getting impatient with me for not taking her to dinner so I was rushing to get that post done haha

I think we’re probably taking about the same ground. I’ll just reterminate the ground wires tomorrow. Thanks
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