cgreenway3
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Ok, my situation is:
I have the auxilliary switches finally installed, (Any dealer or person doing a factory order who dont add this to a build for the cost and trouble to add on after the fact should be evaluated , I thought it was a brutal/uggg 5ish hr ordeal.lol)
But I have 3 sets of lights to hook upto them. The cheapest set is straight forward, hot/ground.
The other 2 sets have relays, switches,and inline fuses.
My question is do I need a inline fuse since I'm hooking the hot to the mopar aux switches?
And would it be a simple fix to just cut out the switches, relays and inline fuses and wire them directly to the mopar switches with just a hot wire and ground? Guess I'm asking if I have to have the relays or inline fuses?
I have the auxilliary switches finally installed, (Any dealer or person doing a factory order who dont add this to a build for the cost and trouble to add on after the fact should be evaluated , I thought it was a brutal/uggg 5ish hr ordeal.lol)
But I have 3 sets of lights to hook upto them. The cheapest set is straight forward, hot/ground.
The other 2 sets have relays, switches,and inline fuses.
My question is do I need a inline fuse since I'm hooking the hot to the mopar aux switches?
And would it be a simple fix to just cut out the switches, relays and inline fuses and wire them directly to the mopar switches with just a hot wire and ground? Guess I'm asking if I have to have the relays or inline fuses?
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