Haha thanks dude! Glad it was helpful. I mostly just try to make videos that I wish I had or would have found informative before I started my install.

@@1andydrew1 finished the install last night. Went smooth. Also installed some ridged d-ss pro lights. The hardest thing I found is deciding how long to keep the wires I’m not using and still being able to tuck them away to be hidden.

Haha welcome to the club bro 😂

Glad it was helpful! Cheers man.

I'm glad you found it helpful!

Exactly. I don't understand why people want to make it more complicated.

Agreed! I think if you have 3 accessories or less, it's not worth the cost. But over 3 and the wiring starts to get really messy. The danger is if you get the SwitchPros, there are 6 buttons on the controller and having half of them blank looks weird. So it kind of encourages you to get more accessories...

Oh damn! Yeah, I did the install over the course of a few days and had a bunch of clips so a few might be out of order. Glad you were able to still follow along.

Nice! Glad it’s helpful.

I did put the splash guard back, but it wasn't in the best shape. A couple of the holes for the plastic clips had torn through but it's better than nothing.

You might be able to do that if your firewall grommet had a hole big enough to fit that side through (or you make a hole big enough). The nipple that I cut off to push the cable through was pretty small and even with only wires it was a tight fit. But if you could make that work it would definitely be easier than de-pinning.

In my opinion, not needed. Kinda defeats the purpose of the SwitchPros: to keep everything sealed and no exposed metal. But... it can be a nice way to do something with all the wires from the 16-pin connector if you don't have all your accessories ready to wire up. I just coiled up the wires I wasn't using and zip tied them off to the side until I'm ready to add more accessories.

Yeah you should be able to do that. Just check the specs on the roof rack lights to size your wiring properly and to decide if you need to use one of the 35A rated switches. With most LED lights these days, even big light bars are usually under 25A. You might need to upsize the wiring if its a long run to the controller or you have multiple lights connected. After making this video, I installed two rear facing cube lights in the rear bumper. Since it's a long run to the engine bay I used 12AWG wire to limit voltage drop.

I was just joking. I see so many videos begging people to like and subscribe I thought I'd do the opposite. Ha! Subscribe if you want and if it's useful.

😂 that’s what I thought. Just figured I’d ask. But I did subscribe because you’re so detailed in your videos. I have a Dodge Ram but no matter. Thanks again

Depends on how many amps each light is rated at. The switch pros has four 35A and four 20A switches. So you should be able to link quite a few lights on one switch as long as the total amps stays under 35A, using one of the 35A switches.

It's recommended to wire it to the main battery. Might work off an aux battery but if you have the option, I'd go main. Probably wouldn't be too hard to test before permanently mounting everything.

Yeah, my baja designs S8 has the same thing. The whole thing will illuminate as white, and there's another wire that can be used to turn on 3 amber mini lights within the light bar itself. I wired those functions to separate switches so I can control each individually.

Hmmm, I'm not sure how that would work. That must be one hell of a light bar to pull 34amps. I'm running the BD S8 30" at 12amps. Just looked up their S8 50" and it's still only 20amps. I might contact SwitchPros directly and ask. Good customer service from my experience.

@@1andydrew1 ya the Rigid-132313 30in pulls 33.57

I had enough accessories ready to wire that I only ended up with 2 unused switches (and wires). I rolled them up and zip tied them out of the way, next to the power module. If you turned those switches "on", yes those wires would have power running to them. If they shorted for some reason, the SwitchPros would disable that particular switch. Since there is nothing powered by that switch it doesn't matter and operation of the other switches would be unaffected.

@@1andydrew1 Right on thanks for your video again. Very helpful, I installed my switch pro in my 2500 power wagon this weekend. For the accessories I didn’t use, i just heat shrunk the switches (paired & singles )

@@SuperRastamon420 Nice! Great idea. I might do that too.

I don’t think it would interfere but all the wiring might be pretty tight.

You can ground the negative wires from lights to a frame ground. Start watching at 24:45 to see this for the ditch lights.

Here's the A pillar mount: www.67d.com/products/toyota-a-pillar-adapter Then I just got the SP9100 mount and a nano sized arm. Grommet size is at 12:00 and you should be able to find them at most hardware stores.

@@1andydrew1 awesome thank you I wasn't able to find the site on phone at the time for some reason but popped up on work computer. I'll have to see if it would work with the Amazon switch I bought. Thank you

@@1andydrew1 Do you have a link to the SP9100 mount which includes the ball mount to attach to the 67 Designs A pillar mount?

@@grayiswhoiam this is the mount I got: www.67d.com/products/switchpro-sp9100-switch-panel-holder

Bahaha sharp ears!

I appreciate your full video for it's content. I'm just childish and somewhat retarded lol

Good point! If that airbag pops the switch controller could definitely do some damage to your face. Worthwhile consideration for anyone thinking about mounting it on the A pillar.

@@1andydrew1 not only that but it could pop the airbag before it can save your face from the piller

but really great video defantly super helpful and easy to follow and entertaining

@@MarcusMussawar After doing a bit of research and watching a bunch of videos of curtain airbags deploying, I'm not super worried. Curtain airbags deploy straight down against the window to protect from side impacts and roll overs. And in most of the videos I've seen, they come out from the bottom side of the A-pillar trim, so I don't think airbag deployment would explode the trim and switch mount into your face, especially if the mount is located near the bottom of the plastic trim piece. So I don't think it's a huge danger, but in a bad crash anything could happen and it could possibly make things worse having the switch mounted on the A-pillar. I probably won't move my controller but for anybody else, mounting within the dash or center console would probably be safer.

There's a million videos on how to use fuse taps. And most will come with instructions anyway. I'm sure you'll figure it out!