Atch
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I just installed these as well, they are called platinum burners. I was surprised by how much light they throw out.
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I just installed these as well, they are called platinum burners. I was surprised by how much light they throw out.
ttfhell
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Thanks for posting up the write up, sounds like I've got something to do this weekend. I want to put a set in the rear as well for airing up at night etc. does anyone know if a single switch can run both? Parallel I guess? I don't really need any more switches.
Thanks
Russ
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Russ
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You can but, you'll want to run a relay.
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
For those of you that haven't done it yet, here is a little tip.
There are two styles of the platinum burners, one oval and one square, like pictured below.
If you buy the oval ones you will have to replace the bolt that holds the grille on with another one that does not have the washer attached. The light will not fit onto the bracket without changing that bolt out. This one is similar to the stock one,
You need just a regular bolt with no washer.
There are two styles of the platinum burners, one oval and one square, like pictured below.
If you buy the oval ones you will have to replace the bolt that holds the grille on with another one that does not have the washer attached. The light will not fit onto the bracket without changing that bolt out. This one is similar to the stock one,
You need just a regular bolt with no washer.
10frank9
Web Wheeler
For those of you that haven't done it yet, here is a little tip.
There are two styles of the platinum burners, one oval and one square, like pictured below.
If you buy the oval ones you will have to replace the bolt that holds the grille on with another one that does not have the washer attached. The light will not fit onto the bracket without changing that bolt out. This one is similar to the stock one,
You need just a regular bolt with no washer.
So I should just buy the square ones?
2012jkfng702
New member
Too many lights....Never :bleh:
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
If you can find them. The walmarts in my area didn't have them so I had to get the oval ones.
MTG
Caught the Bug
Yep. This is how I did mine.
MTG
Caught the Bug
If I remember right we grounded the lights where we mounted them, ran the positive to the relay, powered the relay and ran the switch to the relay from inside the cab.
Maybe Sharkey will jump in if that's wrong. I rely on him for all things electrical.
Edit: we also put in a fuse between the battery and the relay.
Sharkey
Word Ninja
If I remember right we grounded the lights where we mounted them, ran the positive to the relay, powered the relay and ran the switch to the relay from inside the cab.
Maybe Sharkey will jump in if that's wrong. I rely on him for all things electrical.
Edit: we also put in a fuse between the battery and the relay.
Yep, ground on the frame and positive to the relay. Definitely fuse the relay.
ttfhell
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Thanks. Where did you guys mount the rear lights if you don't mind me asking? I was going to just screw into the frame rails as the tape looks like it would last about a minute.
Thanks again.
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I run a Dynomax exhaust and the area where the muffler was is open. I used an existing stud attached to the bottom of the tub to mount one light there.
