P1000 How to route accessory wiring

[VenturaChuck]

I want to add a LED light bar on the ROPS. My question is how do you route the necessary wiring from the battery under the hood up the roll bar? Do you drill a hole in the dash area or what? On my old Teryx there was plenty of gap between the plastic panel to run the wiring but the P1K panels are too tight. Any pictures will surely help this newbie.

Chuck

 

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[jasontjames]

This isn't the best picture to show how I ran my wire, but I can try to get you some better pictures tonight. Basically, I ran my wires in braided wire loom along the ROPS down to the gap where the ROPS goes down into the front clip and then to my fuse/relay block. I just used black zip ties to secure the wires to the ROPS.

 

[VenturaChuck]

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This isn't the best picture to show how I ran my wire, but I can try to get you some better pictures tonight. Basically, I ran my wires in braided wire loom along the ROPS down to the gap where the ROPS goes down into the front clip and then to my fuse/relay block. I just used black zip ties to secure the wires to the ROPS.

Jason,

Thanks for the reply. Picture(s) of how you threaded the wires where the ROPS goes through the bodywork will be greatly appreciated. I plan on using the split corrugated PVC wire conduit to conceal the wires for the light bar, whip antenna, rear lights, etc. using zip ties to hold the conduit to the ROPS.

Chuck

 

[jasontjames]

Hopefully this helps you some. On the passenger side it is pretty easy to reach back toward the ROPS from under the hood and get a hold of your wires as you feed them in. The drivers side is pretty tight. I had to bend piece of wire to stick in there to get a hold of the wires.

 

[CumminsPusher]

I've done it both ways through the ROPS and on them. Jj's setup on the nose is what I'm running now on the front I may or may not run them through again. It's kind of a pain in the front but is nicer. However anything you have in the back its not hard to run them in back there. I feel a rubber plug around them is acceptable in the rear but I feel the front bars have to be reinforced if doing this. The wire loom he's got can be a little hard to work with but really comes out great in the end. There is plenty of room.


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[Madore128]

Wiring sucks an takes a lot time to "try" to make look good with no room

 

[CumminsPusher]

Wiring sucks an takes a lot time to "try" to make look good with no room

WHAT MADORE SAYS!!!

 

[Madore128]

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WHAT MADORE SAYS!!!

 

[Madore128]

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[CumminsPusher]

I was just agreeing with "wiring sucks" but try to make it look good.


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