arb switch wiring
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I'm wondering how you wire up an arb switch? I've wired in normal switches with two prongs but not sure how to in a five prong switch.
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Originally Posted by liftedjeepxj
1. Google.com
2. Search: arb locker wiring diagram
3. The top will show a few sample images. The first picture should be all you need.
2. Search: arb locker wiring diagram
3. The top will show a few sample images. The first picture should be all you need.
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...unless he's trying to get the ARB switch to light up when he turbs on his lights, like the rest of the gauges.
Seriously, email ARB. They'll send you the actual 20 page wiring diagram and instructions to install.
They are really friendly and easy to work with.
Seriously, email ARB. They'll send you the actual 20 page wiring diagram and instructions to install.
They are really friendly and easy to work with.
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I've got the rear installed, its in my OEM D44 (had to point out my XJ came with the D44).
I've got a front locker sitting with an extra compressor and complete wiring harness. I gotta get it installed, but since I just replaced my trans after about 5 months of being lazy, I'm not sure if its going to be anytime soon! Lol
I've got a front locker sitting with an extra compressor and complete wiring harness. I gotta get it installed, but since I just replaced my trans after about 5 months of being lazy, I'm not sure if its going to be anytime soon! Lol
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If your trying to get the lights to come on without the switch being turned on I don't think you can. Well not as it is. I was reading over the components or it and they are ment to light once you switch them on. A continuous current through the channel won't cause it to turn on? Just my experience but I could be wrong. My step dad is an electrician and he told me about the wiring. If you look real close when the switches are turned in it completes a circuit and sets power to everything. There Is a little light you see, sorta like a spark. I have to wiring book for it somewhere. I'll look at it and ask my dad if you can set the lights in another current. Be back soon.
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Yep, just confirmed that the switch does glow from the little line below the lettering when the headlights or running lights are on.
Here are two pics of my switches...
Here are two pics of my switches...
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I'm going to be wiring the switch into my offroad spot lights. Can the switches be wired into the running lights so you can dim the light on the switch?