Gravity Titan Pros - aux switches

[Toothgnasher]

I’m installing my gravity titans and discovered the “how to” video that @kchilites has is wrong. The light is fused with a 10 amp and a 20 amp.
Should I swap the fuses out on one of the 15 and 40 amp switches or keep the switches fused as is?

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[Lost1wing]

You can always put a lower fuse in. You just can't go higher. If what you are installing has it's own fuse just leave the aux fuses alone. If the was a problem the lower rated fuse will go first.

 

[Toothgnasher]

You can always put a lower fuse in. You just can't go higher. If what you are installing has it's own fuse just leave the aux fuses alone. If the was a problem the lower rated fuse will go first.

Yeah. The harness between the lights doesn’t have the fuse, it’s the harness with the switch and power leads and grounds that do.

Plan was the just terminate the light harness and connect directly. Now to sort where the aux light fuses are located and replace with smaller amp ratings.

 

[JeepOfTheseus]

Yeah. The harness between the lights doesn’t have the fuse, it’s the harness with the switch and power leads and grounds that do.

Plan was the just terminate the light harness and connect directly. Now to sort where the aux light fuses are located and replace with smaller amp ratings.

If they provided 10 and 20 amp fuses, it's possible they only used wiring rated for that, so not a bad idea to swap as you said.

The factory aux switch fuses? If you have factory installed switches, it's in the fuse panel. Double check, but this seems to be accurate:

 

[brsnow2585]

Wait a second, the light fuses you mentioned, are those the button lights? If that's the case you could t-tap off the cig lighter or something else depending on it you wanted acc or not, it's the relays that handle the heavy load.

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