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  • 07commander
    CrawlerStar
    • Sep 2013
    • 385

    switch panel

    Well i started to make a switch panel today for the switches for my led lights and compressor etc.

    All the wiring is ran from engine bay to dash is done, switch panel is made, but trying to wire it up, aaarrrrrrrrgggghh i have 2 types of switches and I'm trying to bridge them but they are working opposite one other, it was getting late so i gave up and will continue tomorrow night.
  • multihull
    Full Flexer
    • Mar 2009
    • 1156

    #2
    Originally posted by 07commander View Post
    Well i started to make a switch panel today for the switches for my led lights and compressor etc.

    All the wiring is ran from engine bay to dash is done, switch panel is made, but trying to wire it up, aaarrrrrrrrgggghh i have 2 types of switches and I'm trying to bridge them but they are working opposite one other, it was getting late so i gave up and will continue tomorrow night.
    Please show us a picture of your creation so far?
    Enjoy life, just get out there and do it!

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    • 07commander
      CrawlerStar
      • Sep 2013
      • 385

      #3
      Sorry i didn't realise they didnt work, hope they do this time.

      Sort it all out changed the switches to the same type, fitted it to the car, just have to think of a way of mounting it in.

      Pic's of tonights work to follow.
      Attached Files

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      • 07commander
        CrawlerStar
        • Sep 2013
        • 385

        #4
        The screw is only temporary until i work out how I'm going to fix it and also label the switches.
        Attached Files

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        • roscoea26
          CrawlerStar
          • Apr 2007
          • 449

          #5
          07commander,

          I know you have your switches already, I put a switch panel in my WH and got the switches from these guys, the switches are marked and I put them in a panel, cut a hole in the dash left side of the steering wheel, wiring was fairly easy.

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          • Redemptioner
            Full Flexer
            • May 2015
            • 581

            #6
            Centre pole is normally the source that you would bridge (say for positive polarity switching) and because there is a negative for the led light that will need to be done as well, down side to that kind of switch is you can't connect it up to the dimmer control for the rest of the dash.

            A cheap label machine works well for your labels and is also a great tool for labeling your wires for later reference.



            If it ain't broke then modify it

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            • Clarky
              Irok Bandit
              • Apr 2012
              • 4433

              #7
              Another location for up to 3 "Carling" type switch's is in the console.
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              • 07commander
                CrawlerStar
                • Sep 2013
                • 385

                #8
                Originally posted by roscoea26 View Post
                07commander,

                I know you have your switches already, I put a switch panel in my WH and got the switches from these guys, the switches are marked and I put them in a panel, cut a hole in the dash left side of the steering wheel, wiring was fairly easy.

                http://www.aironboard.com.au/store/p.../switches.html
                Yeah i know of these switches, but i wanted to fit 6 in, the ones i used are 12mm wide but still rated to 20 amp (I'm still running relay's).

                Thank you any way, aironboard have some pretty good stuff i think...

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