Anzo LED Light Bars anyone?
#21
Senior Member
Originally Posted by aweil00
just ordered this one. should have it in a few days.
http://www.realtruck.com/anzo-scanni...te-light-bars/
http://www.realtruck.com/anzo-scanni...te-light-bars/
#22
You are gunna have to wire a 12v source to the rear in order to get that one to work i think. I had a recon scanning one and i had run a hot wire from my battery to a switch in the cab and then run a wire along the frame to the rear. Im sure i coulda found another 12v wire to tap into. Maybe youll get lucky and the Anzo one wont require a 12v source.
#23
Nuthin' up my sleeves...
#24
Senior Member
Originally Posted by aweil00
wow. hopefully. it didn't say anything about that in the description.
#25
what did you tap for the hot line?
#26
Nuthin' up my sleeves...
Reference the attached diagram...
The #4 pin is only hot with the key. Make sure that you have a 20A fuse in position 21 and the relay in 9 in the fuse box. Mine came in a bag in the glove box...
You can jump the relay very simply to make the #4 pin full-time hot too.
Hope this helps.
The #4 pin is only hot with the key. Make sure that you have a 20A fuse in position 21 and the relay in 9 in the fuse box. Mine came in a bag in the glove box...
You can jump the relay very simply to make the #4 pin full-time hot too.
Hope this helps.
#27
Reference the attached diagram...
The #4 pin is only hot with the key. Make sure that you have a 20A fuse in position 21 and the relay in 9 in the fuse box. Mine came in a bag in the glove box...
You can jump the relay very simply to make the #4 pin full-time hot too.
Hope this helps.
The #4 pin is only hot with the key. Make sure that you have a 20A fuse in position 21 and the relay in 9 in the fuse box. Mine came in a bag in the glove box...
You can jump the relay very simply to make the #4 pin full-time hot too.
Hope this helps.
#28
Nuthin' up my sleeves...
primitive art here....
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that is the pin layout for the relay. take a short bit of wire and crimp female blade holders on each end. You jump a to b in the diagram.
The only real downside is if you have a trailer that has rechargeable batteries and you plug it into the 7 pin. With the relay, the charging function would only work when running. Jumped, you're always hot.
. . . a b
--- | |
--- | |
that is the pin layout for the relay. take a short bit of wire and crimp female blade holders on each end. You jump a to b in the diagram.
The only real downside is if you have a trailer that has rechargeable batteries and you plug it into the 7 pin. With the relay, the charging function would only work when running. Jumped, you're always hot.
Last edited by unixgeek13; 04-10-2012 at 04:42 PM.
#29
when splicing in the hot wire, should i disconnect the battery?
sorry, i'm a novice with cars. just getting into. I guess I never really had a car, well, truck, that I cared about. (this is my first truck actually)
sorry, i'm a novice with cars. just getting into. I guess I never really had a car, well, truck, that I cared about. (this is my first truck actually)
#30
Nuthin' up my sleeves...
If you don't do the jumper until last, then having the key out of the ignition will make tapping #4 a lot safer. I suggest that use "tap splices".