Thread: What's the best way to wire in a work lamp?

There is certainly an extreme lack of information on fitting the work light! Best I can dig up is a pic out of the parts manual:



Cheers,

Tim

Thanks Tim, there really isn't much out there that I can find. Would have thought they'd have the fitting instructions like they do with a lot of other stuff, but doesn't look like its up on the web in any format.

Hopefully someone will know though.

So Derek

Have you got the work light wired up yet? (pics)

I was thinking about doing similar, but maybe with some sort of weather proof plug for when I take the roof rack off.

Craig

Hi Derek,

I had mine (OE) fitted by Land Rover. It is mounted to the rear passenger side on a bracket. Hole drilled through the back section of the roof (not top of roof) and a neat rubber grommet to pass the wires through.

I can't tell you where it is wired too but pretty sure it comes from the back to the front passenger and down behind the dash to pick up power. I then have a switch mounted on the console to flick it on & off as required. I'm a bit useless at this stuff hence I "outsource" when needed.

Cheers,

Nigel

Originally Posted by Craig

So Derek

Have you got the work light wired up yet? (pics)

I was thinking about doing similar, but maybe with some sort of weather proof plug for when I take the roof rack off.

Craig

No but it will be in the next few weeks before I leave - I hope. I think the hole that Nigel mentions is the only real way to do this. I also want to feed in the UHF aerial wire too.

Derek,

If you need a photo i will post one up if that helps.

That would be great, thanks!

Here's a pic Derek...trust this helps you. Let me know if you need another angle...