Using auxiliary switches for factory diff locks, sway bar, fog lights, etc.
09-15-2024, 10:28 AM
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Using auxiliary switches for factory diff locks, sway bar, fog lights, etc.
Very new here, so point me to the correct thread if this has already been covered. I bought a 2016 JKU a couple of months ago. The previous owner had an SPOD system with 6 overhead switches installed. He removed all of his lights and accessories, so there is currently nothing wired into the system. How difficult would it be to use that SPOD system to control my front and rear diff locks and sway bar disconnect? The factory switches in the Rubicon are less than ideal. Also, would it be hard to use one of the switches for the fog lights? Thanks in advance, and again sorry for the newbie question.
09-15-2024, 05:08 PM
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It would be super easy to run the lockers directly wired to the spod and bypassing all the factory BS. the sway bar might be a little harder due to that entire wiring harness and all the safety bs built into the system. there may be threads on that somewhere. I'm sure someone has done it in the last 17 years, but it's been a long time since I've seen anything like that come up.