Man, I may have my wiring all screwed up, I just installed an isolator, second battery, powered up fuse box from secondary battery and fused everything???????????? From the secondary fuse box.I am not sure what you are trying to do but your combination above seems wrong
You should not remove the fuse where you say its removed.
30 is the fused high amp feed from the source
87 is going to load to be controlled
85 is to Ground
86 is to whatever low amp switch or switched source you want to control the heavier load(the load that is connected to 87)
If you are wanting the switch to control the lighter then connect 87 to the light bar, 30 to a fused feed from the battery, 85 to ground, 86 to #3 on the light bar switch.
If you are wanting the high beam switch to control the light bar with the switch controlling the light bar once the high beams are on then. Feed #2 on the Light bar switch from the High beam circuit. and leave everything else the same as what I just wrote above.
I have no Idea Smitty.Man, I may have my wiring all screwed up, I just installed an isolator, second battery, powered up fuse box from secondary battery and fused everything???????????? From the secondary fuse box.
Thank you! I’m trying to turn my light bar on and off using the rocker panel switch. I want power coming from my auxiliary fuse box. Would the 15A fuse that came on the switch panel be the same feed I would get from my aux fuse box?
That’s what I’m trying to do is use my aux fuse box to power all my accessories and use relays for my lights and control them with my switch panel. I want the lighter and the USB ports that came with my panel to have their own spot on the aux fuse boxMan, I may have my wiring all screwed up, I just installed an isolator, second battery, powered up fuse box from secondary battery and fused everything???????????? From the secondary fuse box.
Where does my fuse box come into play at?I have no Idea Smitty.
No the fuse in the diagram that you removed needs to go back it fuses the switches.
You will need a separate feed for the relay, size it based on whatever the lightbar draws.
I prefer fused relays, they clean up the wiring some.
Where does my fuse box come into play at?
I’m using a secondary fuse box with my dual battery setupExtra fuse box or Honda fuse box?
Extra you could connect to 30. Honda I would keep out of this as much as possible.
Your right, it's been a few months since I did all that, my light bar and whips have in line fuses after the relays, but I still an all wires to secondary fuse panel for trouble shooting and numbered all wires.That’s what I’m trying to do is use my aux fuse box to power all my accessories and use relays for my lights and control them with my switch panel. I want the lighter and the USB ports that came with my panel to have their own spot on the aux fuse box
I'm lost! My fuse panel has like 12 circuits??????Fuse box powers #30.
We already know this.I'm lost! My fuse panel has like 12 circuits??????
I bought a 6 circuit fuse box. Yours is just biggerI'm lost! My fuse panel has like 12 circuits??????
And I wired them in parallel andWe already know this.
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Well that's a first! HA!I bought a 6 circuit fuse box. Yours is just bigger
Ok so if I understand correctly.
On the relay
#30 comes from fuse box
#86 goes to #2 on the switch (first pic)
#87 goes to #3 on the switch (first pic)
Where does red wire from light bar go? Also to #87?
Great thank you!!30 + from fuse box
86 to 3 on switch
85 to ground
87 to light bar +
2 goes where it used to go as shown in the ORIGINAL layout of your switch panel.
Great thank you!!