As part of my electrical rebuild I needed to find a place to install a large number of switches. I chose to install them in the ceiling panel of the FJ Cruiser. To do so I utilized Daystar switch panel designed for a jeep application. Here is an earlier post on the parts I used: fj-electrical-system.
I built a harness for the switches that will connect to either the fuse panel or another harness that will extend to the engine compartment. I am making the harness modular so it does not have to be cut to remove parts of the FJ for other projects. I also am using colored wires so I can keep track of the different circuits.
The switches will be used for the following applications:
– Auxiliary power system Master Switch
– Backup / Rear Work lights
– Rock Lights
– Off Road lights
– Rear Fog Lights
– Computer
– APRS (HAM Application)
– DRL Disable
Once I had the switches ready to go it was time to pull the head liner down and add the modules:
Here are the switch modules in the cut outs.
With the mounting plate installed
Wire harnesses running down the passenger side A-Pillar.
Completed install from the drivers seat.
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