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Hello, I have just gone out and brought
My self a 42 inch led 240watt light bar
I would just like to know how would I set the wiring so I can have a switch for my light bar and switch for my spot lights
.
My spot lights are wired
Which run to the relay, and has the switch wire going from relay to switch

I wanna know how would I put in another switch I need mt light bar to only be able to be switched on when high beams are on

I have tried drawing a picture of how I could wire it but I dont think you can wire the switch to switch as tbe light bar could be switched on with either switch

This may be a very simple job to do but I honeslty have no idea

What model hilux? Post 2005 are negative switching so the wiring is a little different to older stuff

http://www.traxide.com.au/DATA/DLDN.jpg

This is the diagram I followed when hooking up my driving lights on my 2007 SR5

I got a 2006 Early model SR Hilux Dual Cab
Is january model

Mcgivenator,

I saw that diagram before hoping it was going to be some success it would work for driving lights but I have a light bar aswell which I want to hook up to a different switch as I dont want the driving lights and light bar on at the same time especially for hunting purposes

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3930&hilit=Spotlight+wiring

Spotlight, work light, led light bar. Same same.

The most obvious way is duplicate what's there. You can't have 2 switches operate 2 lights independently on 1 relay so just copy what's done. Extra fuse, relay, switch, pick up high beam the same as the spotties. Just go to the light bar instead of the spotties. Make sense?

Thanks mate I think I have found a solution
It appears you shouldnt run your spot lights with your led bar going off the spottie wires this is over doing relay and screwing with amps. I decided though to buy a seperate relay just for my led bar that way I can put a inline fuse holder before the relay, and have the switch, power, negitive connected plus have a wire going from high beam into that relay. Making it so I can turn it on and off without both led and spotties being on. Il see how it goes but I think its a easier way of doing it

Sorry I didnt read your full thing yeah thats it thanks heaps

All good. I thought I'd bedder be more helpful and edited it.

I think I get what you meen. You can piggy back the trigger wire for high beam from the spot relay but you'll need a separate power supply and fuse. And you want a separate switch?

Yeah thats correct I got new switches that I will be using. The only thing id be using from spotty relay is the high beam like you said just piggy back off it. But all the other wiring is all seperate and yes ill add a inline fuse.

Im just going to buy a 4 Pron relay that covers
Power, Switch, Led Bar and Negitive.

My Switch has 3 Prons
Head lights
Relay
Earth

Where does everyone run their 6mm cable if they mount it on roof racks?

Rubber gromet behind the cab
Then run it down through the panels

People will find this in search.
Many Hilux years / models have negative switching. If you have automatic headlights your ute has gone back to positive switching.

A pic of how mine was mounted pre-bull bar, just because.
http://i.imgur.com/IgK2aWi.jpg

unruly_teapot wrote:People will find this in search.
Many Hilux years / models have negative switching. If you have automatic headlights your ute has gone back to positive switching.

A pic of how mine was mounted pre-bull bar, just because.
http://i.imgur.com/IgK2aWi.jpg

42" light bar? fits inside?

has anyone got any info or photos of how they ran their wiring for the light bar when mounting on the roof i am looking at putting a 32" off my rhino rack aero bars

I used an 15mm electrical gland,
Drilled a hole in roof and ran cable through that, but with all roof mount light illegal, I wouldn't mount them like that as you'll no dought be removing it,
You can run out the top corner of door and up onto rack

Drill a hole under the track mould, run the wire and silicone the crap out of it! Oh and f#$k the police and the rta! They're just jealous cos they don't have them!

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This is news to me about being illegal? i live in mackay and every other car you see is a 4x4 everyone is driving around with them on the roof?

Whats the penalties and reasons behind it does anyone know?

I know each state is different which is BS but for most as long as it's mot behind the driver head it's fine. When is it it can interfere with the driver through the mirrors, I think thats their excuse. I can understand them not wanting them on top of bullbars cos of the pedestrian risk (as if the bullbar is gunna do enough!) But who's it gunna hurt being on the roof!

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For QLD see here :-

http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/-/media/Safety/Vehicle-standards-and-modifications/Vehicle-standards/Vehicle-standards-instructions/L152Drivinglampsv3.pdf?la=en