NOVSIGHT CYBER ONES installed to the AUX SWITCHES - A Step By Step Installation -
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Ever wonder how to tie into your four auxillary switches on your Jeep Wrangler JL or Jeep Gladiator JT? Well look no further as this is a step by step guide in how to do just that!
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For people wondering, you just need to cut the cable leaving the positive and negative and those are the ones you need to connect to the auxiliary panel, there is absolutely no need for double relays on the circuit
Good to know. I wasn’t 💯 sure so I wired it the way I knew it would work.
Thanks for your sharing 👍 Looking forward to more!!!!!
Thanks Helen! Great product and I look forward to working with Novsight in the future!
Hey Scott, I like those lights! I might think about getting some of those for my RZR! have fun in the snow!!!!!!!
They definitely help out, especially when the LED lights freeze over 🥶
Welcome to Novsight 👍 Love mine and like loveracing said you can ditch that harness and switch, ground and power from the aux button works fine.
Right on and thanks! Yeah, I tried it without the button and I couldn’t get it to work. Electrical work is not my strong suit 😆
@@TrailExpedition its the way the harness is wired. When it gets warmer haha, you can just cut 12inchs down from the connections at the lights and run new + & - wires. Amazon carries good shielded 14 gage wiring. I will shoot you a pick of mine when it ever stops snowing over here. LOL
@WarthogOverland sounds good bud!
from another video I believe the white wire you can cut and run to a rocker for anyone wanting to know you missed that step in the step by step . The Novsight switch stays in the on position and you cut into the white wire and run to your rocker and that will complete your circuit
Good to know. I just wired mine into the auxiliary switch panels.
Get rid of the switch and relay, it's just another thing to go wrong. The auxiliary switches are already fused and run by relays. Also use solder!
Right on. Soldering and electrical work are not my forte. However, I appreciate the feedback and solid advice!
Ok so what I got from this video is you have to leave the button in the on position , but what wire did you use to run to your switch ?
I ran the wiring to one of the four auxiliary switch wires.
No props for sending you to the light brackets? Lol.
Btw... Take the harness and remove the relay... You can pop them out of the harness without cutting it
After the fact I found out that Novsight also carries that same bracket.
@@TrailExpedition go figure. Lol. Just watch the length of that bolt on the bottom... It looked like it might be close if not touching the cowl.
@trailtothevoid it is extremely close but not touching.