Best location for mounting switches??
01-18-2011, 04:45 AM
#21
JK Junkie
I did mine on the pillar near the door. I think it is a perfect place to mount switches, since if you need to, you can always buy a replacement plastic pillar for 20 bucks or less.
The wires are easy to route through the firewall at that spot, the fuse box is right there, and theres only ONE problem...
Sometimes when the door leaks, the water drizzles over the switches, but they don't short out at all. This is a very MINOR drizzle and the switch is not even wet, just the area around it is "damp".
The wires are easy to route through the firewall at that spot, the fuse box is right there, and theres only ONE problem...
Sometimes when the door leaks, the water drizzles over the switches, but they don't short out at all. This is a very MINOR drizzle and the switch is not even wet, just the area around it is "damp".
01-18-2011, 04:59 AM
#23
JK Freak
That setup above posted by WOL seems to be the way I want to go. Tons of switches, out of the way, and still in a convenient enough spot to reach. Looks almost factory. I am really impressed by the looks of that unit 
that is a pretty unique setup you have there too untold. whats up with the RHD in the USA???
Oh i get it, nevermind
that is a pretty unique setup you have there too untold. whats up with the RHD in the USA???
Oh i get it, nevermind
01-18-2011, 06:41 AM
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Date: Tue, January 04, 2011 3:43pm
We have been waiting for our shipment of the 2.0 boards. Just found out that they hit a snag with manufacturing, that means big delays. I am sorry to inform you but at this point I can’t be sure when I will have product available.
Once the product becomes available, I will post on our website simplesolutionsmfg.com how all the different winch models will integrate with the JK Switch. Your 9.5ti will be covered.
Again I am sorry for the delay and hope your still interested when I have stock. Please check back in March hope I will have good news for you.
We have been waiting for our shipment of the 2.0 boards. Just found out that they hit a snag with manufacturing, that means big delays. I am sorry to inform you but at this point I can’t be sure when I will have product available.
Once the product becomes available, I will post on our website simplesolutionsmfg.com how all the different winch models will integrate with the JK Switch. Your 9.5ti will be covered.
Again I am sorry for the delay and hope your still interested when I have stock. Please check back in March hope I will have good news for you.
01-18-2011, 06:52 AM
#27
JK Enthusiast
I did mine on the pillar near the door. I think it is a perfect place to mount switches, since if you need to, you can always buy a replacement plastic pillar for 20 bucks or less.
The wires are easy to route through the firewall at that spot, the fuse box is right there, and theres only ONE problem...
Sometimes when the door leaks, the water drizzles over the switches, but they don't short out at all. This is a very MINOR drizzle and the switch is not even wet, just the area around it is "damp".
The wires are easy to route through the firewall at that spot, the fuse box is right there, and theres only ONE problem...
Sometimes when the door leaks, the water drizzles over the switches, but they don't short out at all. This is a very MINOR drizzle and the switch is not even wet, just the area around it is "damp".
01-18-2011, 09:38 AM
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