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Newbie Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: SLC
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I ordered the 300watt 52" led light bar (Eyourlife) and a bracket. But didn't order the wiring. Just want make sure if I doing right to making my own wiring without screwing it up. All I need switch, fuse breaker, terminal connect, wires.. That's all I can think of. What amp maximum should i use? Relay? Anything that will make It working right.
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Rock Stacker Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Bartlett
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This maybe a little late but, would rather take the time to type this than to read your truck burnt. You definitely want to run a relay. The better bars usually draw about 12-15 amps. You can get a 40 amp relay for less than $10. I would try 20 amp fuse. That should be plenty big enough for the bar. Also wire the fuse holder as close to the power source as possible. I would wire it with 10 ga wire using good connectors and shrink wrap. Also I would highly recommend the SoCal Super Truck brackets. They aren't cheap at $160, but are worth it. A buddy runs them. I would have them and a 50" Truxtech bar but I bought a TF2 instead lol.
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