crash2
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Mud pits......
oh hell I already did that:haha: :booo: and mine dosent go yet either:booo:
crash2
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Ok--here is something for you to think about robin for a while
So here is what I am thinking
So here is what I am thinking
- start(push button
- rear winch
- front winch
- ignition(engine and any subsystems that work off ignition)
- trans cooler
- ps coolers
- engine fan
1.push for starter
2.ignition
3. radiatior fan
4. P/S coolers
5. Trans cooler
6. rear winch
7. front winch
8. front lights?
9. rear lights?
and all of them with enough extra wire to move them around if I feel the need.
2.ignition
3. radiatior fan
4. P/S coolers
5. Trans cooler
6. rear winch
7. front winch
8. front lights?
9. rear lights?
and all of them with enough extra wire to move them around if I feel the need.
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crash2
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Just remember--you will be playing with your winchs more than you fan switchs/reaching for them won't be any fun :redneck:
Everything should be ok to move except the push button--its a much larger hole for mounting...
You are once more correct.....put them where you think they need to be.
crash2
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Just looking at it how I would like it--so it made sense :awesomework:
crash2
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Ok---lil update..
I finally got all the holes drilled/filed and cleaned--and got all the switch's mounted....
I finally got all the holes drilled/filed and cleaned--and got all the switch's mounted....
crash2
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Ok so I am trying to make the pod as easily removable(as far as the wiring goes) as I can make it--since I am pretty sure something will go boom to the point the pod will need removed....
This is where I get very picky on how and what I do....
Robin had a lil fuse panel mounted on the firewall---I didn't like it and I don't know the product so I tossed that--instead I went and did this--you can see a portion of the fuses poking thru the pod
And here is how it mounts--I also welded a strip to mount the relays--so everything will be contained within the pod...
This is where I get very picky on how and what I do....
Robin had a lil fuse panel mounted on the firewall---I didn't like it and I don't know the product so I tossed that--instead I went and did this--you can see a portion of the fuses poking thru the pod
And here is how it mounts--I also welded a strip to mount the relays--so everything will be contained within the pod...
TreeClimber
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Wow. Very nice.
1 grumpy
Well-Known Member
way too nice for robin..you might want too make him another one so he can put it next to his computer and make vroom vroom noise's
crash2
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Just don't look at the welds :haha:
I need alot more practice time with the spool gun...
TreeClimber
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Not the welds. The concept. Recessing the (multiple) fuse panels like that. Very nice design work.
WHITE TRASH1
fruit stripe
Looks good Crash. Are you pulling the puddle? If so thats why the welds are funky and you get that black crap all over the place....
War-Jeeper
Mailbox Killing War-Ho
crash2
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Ok here is the front/rear harness--its totaly seperable from the pod. I thought it was going to be very tough to get in/out while disconnecting stuff. But if you do it with the hood off--you can see right down into it and access the connectors/battery cables..
Here is the wiring in the pod. As you can see its self contained with all the switched power circuts/fused circuits are in one spot.... Its also dummy proof on the connectors :awesomework:
Then it was time to start wiring under dash. There were only 2 items that needed to be on the dash side of the firewall--the controler for the propane and the lean/rich module. After some looking/figuring--I went and found a good spot on the drivers side--that when in the drivers seat you can actually see the leds on the rich/lean module. There was also room right under that for the propane module.
So I was able to get the dash side of the rig fully wired and here you can see the dash side of the pod connectors..
Here is the wiring in the pod. As you can see its self contained with all the switched power circuts/fused circuits are in one spot.... Its also dummy proof on the connectors :awesomework:
Then it was time to start wiring under dash. There were only 2 items that needed to be on the dash side of the firewall--the controler for the propane and the lean/rich module. After some looking/figuring--I went and found a good spot on the drivers side--that when in the drivers seat you can actually see the leds on the rich/lean module. There was also room right under that for the propane module.
So I was able to get the dash side of the rig fully wired and here you can see the dash side of the pod connectors..
crash2
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I have tried both methods--just haven't found my nack yet. Its so far and few between when I use the setup--I don't get much practice time...
hlb3
Zombie Hunter
That wiring looks beautiful Mike, I wish mine looked half that nice. :awesomework:
