Light Switch
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I am getting some of those cheap lights that go on your hitch and I have a switch that fits the knockout to the left of the steering wheel perfectly. My question is, is the area behind the switch pre-wired for something oe is it just a hloe. Also, how hard is it and where do you route the wires to get to the switch if I put it there. The writeups for roof rack lights just left me a little more confused. Thanks. Lamm
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its just a hole behind the knockout. I ran the wires for my lights down behind the dash and the then behind the left drivers side kickpanel and under the carpet. hope this helps.
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I have ran a lot of wires on mine from the front to the back. There are a couple of ways to run the wires; one is under the kickpanel, the other is underneath the consel and under the carpet to the back seats and then under the carpet in the cargo area back.
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I know how to run the wire to the back from when I installed my CB antenna, I am wondering how to get the wires up into the dash to the cutout spot, I just looked briefly and it wasn't too obvious to me. Thank you for the help all.
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Originally posted by 4x4Lamm
I know how to run the wire to the back from when I installed my CB antenna, I am wondering how to get the wires up into the dash to the cutout spot, I just looked briefly and it wasn't too obvious to me. Thank you for the help all.
I know how to run the wire to the back from when I installed my CB antenna, I am wondering how to get the wires up into the dash to the cutout spot, I just looked briefly and it wasn't too obvious to me. Thank you for the help all.
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