Photos to come!! It's 2:30pm here and there's a two-four of beer on ice at the camp.....I'm prioritizing. :wink2:I was thinking postive was on the right, but couldn't confirm it at the moment. There's a pic around here somewhere, but not able to find it.
Come on Paul. You can't tell us you installed a lift, and not post pictures.![]()
Got no photos but right is positive centre is negative left is neutral and their not all the same do not cross neutral and negative you'll blow a fuse
The lift install is pretty simple and only took approximately two hours. My memory would normally be ok for that length of time, but I ended up having to respond to a situation at work for three hours in between. When I got back to the lift, I started second guessing myself!!This is why you always take pics before disassembly.
So I installed the Warn Provantage 4500 winch and used the posts instead of the battery, and now every time I start the general the clock is reset to 12:00. Any ideas on why this is happening?
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I've been reading through a lot of posts today and came across this. So correct me if I'm wrong....There are these posts under the hood that are power/ground/12v key hot for accessories. And normally they do or do not have power? If they do have power, why do companies sell a wire to power this? Or was this a first gen thing that didn't come powered? Will I have to run all the wires myself to get power to these posts?![]()
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So I won't have to run any wires when I get mine to make any of these hot/ground/12v? All of these wires are already there?The big Red one on the right of that pic, is hot all the time.
If there's a power block and no wires to it, then you do have to run a wire to it. The "hot wire" is the red wire that connects to the battery. Without this, you have a power block with no power.So I won't have to run any wires when I get mine to make any of these hot/ground/12v? All of these wires are already there?
If there's a power block and no wires to it, then you do have to run a wire to it. The "hot wire" is the red wire that connects to the battery. Without this, you have a power block with no power.