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Where is the best place to tap into for a high amp 24v feed for multiple LED light bars, cab light, 24 to 12v converter, and large LED backup lights which will be controlled via dash mounted toggle?

Thank you,

Russ

Russ Knight said:

Where is the best place to tap into for a high amp 24v feed for multiple LED light bars, cab light, 24 to 12v converter, and large LED backup lights which will be controlled via dash mounted toggle?

Thank you,

Russ

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24v is half the amps of 12v. You can just run a wire off the back battery block in your battery box. Just add an inline fuse.
Rops cab trucks have different dash wireharness layouts than regular m939 trucks so you dont have the same loose wires we do.

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Thank you.

I need some tires too. Bad. I think one of mine is square.

A long drive on a hot day to get the flat spots out will help a lot.
At least there’s quite a few new surplus tires around.

I've been to the woods and rode for miles in sand mode. Still have one tire that won't behave itself. Pretty sure it's the right rear. Made a couple of runs with my mounted gopro back there on each side and it appears to be the one.

Russ Knight said:

Where is the best place to tap into for a high amp 24v feed for multiple LED light bars, cab light, 24 to 12v converter, and large LED backup lights which will be controlled via dash mounted toggle?

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As mentioned, go to the battery box. Get cables made at BestBoatWire.com. Good stuff. Marine grade, cut to length, with your choice of connectors. I like to add the clear heat shrink to each end.

Fuses & fuse blocks, it's hard to beat the quality of Blue Sea Systems.

Consider going with a Mega fuse for that kind of load.

Russ Knight said:

I've been to the woods and rode for miles in sand mode. Still have one tire that won't behave itself. Pretty sure it's the right rear. Made a couple of runs with my mounted gopro back there on each side and it appears to be the one.

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That won’t do it.
Needs to be at Hwy pressure and on pavement at speed.
This heats up the tires and will help even them out.

Works wonders

I've done that too. Hundreds of miles. Still shakin baby!!!!