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Aux reverse lights on spare carrier

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Aux reverse lights on spare carrier

Post by MKPatrolGuy »

G'Day peoples,

I'm currently building a spacer/auxiliary reverse light mount for the back of my Mav. The thing that is stalling me is how to feed the power cable throught the back door neatly.
I don't mind drilling a hole in the door, does anyone know of a waterproof plug I could fit into the door to make it easier if i need to take the lights off in the future?

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Post by Mowie »

:D

That is very similar to a question I asked on Sunday.

Have a look as there were some good options mentioned about plugs....
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/phpBB2/vi ... p?t=121513
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wiring

Post by vrunner »

What I did was remove one of the bolts from the spare wheel carrier and using a lathe I drilled a hole through it just big enough to get the wire through. I coated the wire in sikaflex then fed it through the hole. I have had this on the 4B now for a couple years without any problems even with the additional weight of a larger than standard spare tyre.

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Re: wiring

Post by bogged »

Just on this, does anyone know where to get that coily wire like Kaymar use on their light poles??

Jaycar dont have it.
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Re: wiring

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bogged wrote:Just on this, does anyone know where to get that coily wire like Kaymar use on their light poles??

Jaycar dont have it.
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Post by cj »

I think there is a cheap light in Supercheap that has that cord.
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Post by BASSYK »

cable gland avail from any middys / awm / elec wholesaler

if you use round cable (not fig 8) will seal up water tight and could be hidden behind spare wheel carrier

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Post by nabstud »

I used a cable gland like BASSYK suggested. I also mounted my spotlight in the middle of the spare wheel. I also fitted a connector just before the light so its easy to get off to access the spare wheel.

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Post by nabstud »

Ooops. That happens sometimes. It is a GU though. Its a more detailed version of this:

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throught the frame to the engine room...

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Tapage.....Where can I view more pics of your 60 :?: sweet ride :cool:
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MUD EMPIRE wrote:Tapage.....Where can I view more pics of your 60 :?: sweet ride :cool:
Thanks .. at my sign click on Tencha ! :D is she !
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