Is that your Jeep or is that a surgical operating suite?I also use safety switches, so someone doesn't accidentally bump one on.
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Is that your Jeep or is that a surgical operating suite?I also use safety switches, so someone doesn't accidentally bump one on.
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You don't need or want the original switch, two are better. The Rubicon switch is momentary so it wouldn't work. Those pumps should work with the info on this thread.
Awesome thanks for the info, looks like I got some minor things to buyNo need for any of the Rubicon wiring. Wire each compressor like you would a small 12 volt bulb, use nothing larger than a 5 amp fuse for each.
Two simple on-off switches are all you need, this is where I placed mine.
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Gold Coast Distributing is in Oxnard, only company that makes or imports TJ dash switches. Unfortunately I don't think they have a walk in store.Awesome thanks for the info, looks like I got some minor things to buy
Now you're sounding like my wife!Is that your Jeep or is that a surgical operating suite?
You would likely get ill if you saw theNow you're sounding like my wife!![]()
I don't get ill when I see a seasoned Jeep. However, my OCD won't let mine get that way.You would likely get ill if you saw thewinning interior of my TJ. Grand Champion in the Absolutely Disgusting category.
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For anyone referencing this thread, do NOT wire in the pink wire to power. I bricked one of my compressors this way! Use red for power, black for ground, and tape off the pink and green - they go unused.I bought the pumps new from summitracing. I read in a different forum that the Click I hear is the pressure release valve. They said the compressors runs on pink and black and has to be wired to the differential so that it can send a signal back to the compressor to close the pressure release valve(red wire)
Yep!For anyone referencing this thread, do NOT wire in the pink wire to power. I bricked one of my compressors this way! Use red for power, black for ground, and tape off the pink and green - they go unused.
Years ago I bought a couple sets when you could get the pair for around $180. Those days are long gone!Those are some brand new lookin pumps right there!
I've used their switches several times, including recently to install fog lights.Gold Coast Distributing is in Oxnard, only company that makes or imports TJ dash switches. Unfortunately I don't think they have a walk in store.
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Resurrecting a old thread, but looking for any new info on wiring those switches so the factory locker lights in the Instrument Cluster come on when the lockers are engaged.
Resurrecting a old thread, but looking for any new info on wiring those switches so the factory locker lights in the Instrument Cluster come on when the lockers are engaged.
My LJ is a not a Rubi so I dont have the original switches. I was able to find a diagram that I guy had put (4) diodes inline in the connectors at the Instrument Clusters but am confused why he chose the ones he chose. This is the thread I found discussing the wiring https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/instrument-cluster-locker-light-question.21204/ and here is the picture that has me confused.
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Here is the Instrument Cluster Connectors Pin Out. My thought is to tap into the Connector C1 at Pin 9 and Connector C2 at Pin 14. These are labeled Locker Enabled instead of locker request on the original posters setup. I think this might get rid of the blinking light issue. Any thoughts?
If it's not a Rubi, then how do you have flashing locker lights?I think this might get rid of the blinking light issue. Any thoughts?
If it's not a Rubi, then how do you have flashing locker lights?