rack lights
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From: havertown pa
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 6 cyl
hello everyone i just finished welding tabs to mount lights on my roof rack when i realized the wires have to get from the rack on the roof to the engine comparment my quastion is what is the best way of doing it? i did a search and couldent really find any thing .
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From: warner robins GA
Year: 1988/1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 1992 4.0
I drilled thru my roof almost under my rack and ran my wires thru it. Ground is right inside on a roof support and power I took from the fuse block. Of coarse I used rtv and a rubber gromet to run the wires thru in the roof so it doesn't leak nor cut the wires
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From: salem va
Year: 98
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
i am not sure about all years but my 98 has a great big fire wall plug behind the glove box; this also makes for a great area to place your switching relay(fuse panel is right there).
so if it were me i would wire the lights to the passenger side
drill a hole in the roof, above passenger side as close to the a piller as possible
run the wire using a grommet to protect wire
run down a-piller behind trim
poke a hole through the fire wall plug and run to the power dist. point on relay box.
connect a switch(low amp) via line to lighting relay from a switch on your dash somewhere
use some rtv sealent on gromment to keep water out....
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From: Charlotte/Raleigh, NC
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 MPI
I ran my wires along my roof rack and through the back hatch and hid it behind the interior pannels and then trough the firewall rubber gromet as mentioned above
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