jangoforhire
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Alright I just finished my wiring diagram for my lights (Rack should hopefully be here next week!) and switches. It's been a while since I did some wiring, and I have an interesting setup here with two switch panels AND an override (protective) switch for both panels.
So here is a link to my diagram (it's a link because it is a BIG image, so wait patiently and use that ZOOM tool!):
<a href="https://dl.dropbox.com/u/58059700/4Runner/Build/Wiring/Wire%20Diagram1.jpg">DIAGRAM (large)</a>
If you are wondering what you are looking at, the battery is at the top, the two boxes wired to the battery are two wired wagon fuse/relay boxes, and these connect to the two 6 switch holders (bottom left), which then connect to my Rigid Lights (far right). I know I did leave some stuff out, like the fuse box and battery ground, and fuses for the fuse/relay box, but that's just because I was lazy and these diagrams are a pain to do in photoshop.
Basically, it should work as follows:
None of the switches turn on the lights until the main switch is turned on (the far left switch on both panels). Once that switch is flipped (on either panel) both panels become hot and all the switches will now work to turn on their respective lights.
Hope this isn't tooooo complicated, but does everything look ok?
Thanks guys.
So here is a link to my diagram (it's a link because it is a BIG image, so wait patiently and use that ZOOM tool!):
<a href="https://dl.dropbox.com/u/58059700/4Runner/Build/Wiring/Wire%20Diagram1.jpg">DIAGRAM (large)</a>
If you are wondering what you are looking at, the battery is at the top, the two boxes wired to the battery are two wired wagon fuse/relay boxes, and these connect to the two 6 switch holders (bottom left), which then connect to my Rigid Lights (far right). I know I did leave some stuff out, like the fuse box and battery ground, and fuses for the fuse/relay box, but that's just because I was lazy and these diagrams are a pain to do in photoshop.
Basically, it should work as follows:
None of the switches turn on the lights until the main switch is turned on (the far left switch on both panels). Once that switch is flipped (on either panel) both panels become hot and all the switches will now work to turn on their respective lights.
Hope this isn't tooooo complicated, but does everything look ok?
Thanks guys.
