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In-cab winch switch

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In-cab winch switch

Post by chpd80 »

Allright I've done this before with normal winch solenoid setups but my question is, I now have a sealed Ironman control box with remote and I want to hook up an in-cab switch again.
so short of breaking into the sealed box, is it somehow possible to rig up the switch?
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Post by Willy Hilux »

Put the remote inside the cab. :D
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Post by want33s »

OR
Chop the plug and a few inches of cable of your remote and plug it into your solenoid box, then join a new male plug onto your lead and a female plug onto the bit hanging out of the box.
You can splice a few wires in while you are at it for your 'in cab' switch.

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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

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Is your control box like this?

Should just be a matter of wiring a switch in and supplying power to the appropriate terminal similar to other setups. GUJohnno may be able to provide a wiring diagram, but it shouldnt be to complex to work out.
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Post by Ruffy »

Hey kent. The ironman box should contain a solenoid SIMILAR to a Titan as in the picture posted above. Should be piece of piss... Drop in if ya need a point in the right direction.
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

That is an iron man solenoid pack as per gujohnno's members section post (i copied it over). Similar, yet different... :D
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Post by chpd80 »

Thanks guys, I will go and pull apart the control box now, I didnt realise the sealed units from ironman contained the titan style solenoid pack inside, I have tapped into one of these before so shouldnt be too difficult.

Thanks Heaps :) :)
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Post by WICKED »

Or if you wanna do it cheap and easy :oops:

Get a household extension cord (3 wires), 2 switch's, wire in, done.

1 way switch - Power on
3 way switch -in, N, Out.
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Post by coxy321 »

OR you could buy a remote wireless controller from tigerz11 or hobzee.

I was going to get a hard wired dash switch until tigerz11 offered me one of his wireless units for a price i couldn't refuse.
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Post by Slunnie »

Here is the wiring for the solinoid with Warn 5-pin controller. To add an incab switch you would add a momentary swtich with an action like on a normal winch controller, with the centre common wire going to terminal 3. Momentary switch to terminal A and the other momentary switch going to terminal C.

But you have to open the box.

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