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Installed aux switches and have leftover cubbie (or whatever this thing is called).

Extra harness free to good home.

Part left over from ARB install. Pay for shipping and it's yours.

ARB 1/4" NPT Tee. Sold in pairs and only needed one. Pay for shipping and it's yours.

I've got an extra Oracle reverse light harness. You pay shipping and It's free to a good home. Or you can pick up if you happen to be in the Dallas area.

Thanks, had hoped someone had already done this and documented it to save the time. I'm adding some accessories that need power for a relay trigger. Adding a piggyback fuse is the easiest method. Some need power when ignition is on and some need power when lights are on.

Thanks. Yes, even in Texas (well, maybe not all parts of Texas) we know how to check a circuit and read the cover of the fuse box. Was hoping that someone had come across some info where someone else had already listed the on-state of each fuse location. I'm constantly amazed at the wealth of...

Found some great websites with descriptions of each location in the fuse box. Does anyone have information telling the "on-state" of each fuse? Ignition, lights, all the time, etc.?

Any chance you are heading toward Dallas??

I’m interested in the tire and wheel. Live in Garland. I can pay now and pick up when convenient for us both.

Glad I waited for my install!

I do like military aircraft... and trains...

I've been pleased with McKinney Jeep (Dodge City). Had several warrantee issues resolved there.

Thanks, forgot that I have an OnX subscription. Appreciate the reminder!

I’m flying into Atlanta for a wedding in two weeks and have rented a Wrangler. We’ll be staying north of town. Would appreciate trail recommendations that are moderate to easy within an hour or so drive. Thanks!

Biggest problem with the TFA is that it scares the crap out of me when the horn goes off? Every time!

Canadians are always welcome in Texas.

And, that's why you must stay in Canada;)

Found this on the Wrangler Forum. Appears to be M12 x 1.25 The adapter below allows you to convert to 1/4" NPT. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GD4CT7V/