Need Renegade light bar help

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I purchased a used 02 light bar off ebay which comes with nothing but the bar. I talked to a Mopar parts guy and the harness is no longer available, but the factory switch is. Can someone post a pic of the switch and where it installs? I can't figure out where it would go in my 05 dash.
Also, if anyone has a line on a good harness, feel free to respond. Thanks for any help.
 

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I purchased a used 02 light bar off ebay which comes with nothing but the bar. I talked to a Mopar parts guy and the harness is no longer available, but the factory switch is. Can someone post a pic of the switch and where it installs? I can't figure out where it would go in my 05 dash.
Also, if anyone has a line on a good harness, feel free to respond. Thanks for any help.

Here ya go. 2005 Liberty Renegade
 

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Oh great, now I have to go out and check if my fuse box is really falling open...
 

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Thanks! Now I see why I could not find an extra space with a plug of some kind in it. Looks like you just drill a hole in that small rectangular panel.
 

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Well, the kit comes with the panel, but I don't know why you just couldn't drill your own.
 

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Thanks! Now I see why I could not find an extra space with a plug of some kind in it. Looks like you just drill a hole in that small rectangular panel.
When you bought the whole light bar kit that panel came with it to swap out with a hole already in it and switch provided. You can mount a switch anywhere you like it since you'll be doing your own wiring
 

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Make sure it will handle double the current of those four lights. Seeing HID and LED on the description makes me worry that it may not be heavy enough for 4 halogen bulbs.
 

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Make sure it will handle double the current of those four lights. Seeing HID and LED on the description makes me worry that it may not be heavy enough for 4 halogen bulbs.

My guess is they use HID and LED simply as search words. I'm no electrician, but it says it is good for 130 watts for each relay. I believe these lights take 9006 bulbs which are 55w each. :shrug:
 

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My guess is they use HID and LED simply as search words. I'm no electrician, but it says it is good for 130 watts for each relay. I believe these lights take 9006 bulbs which are 55w each. :shrug:

In my math the light bar will require a relay that will handle 220 watts (55 X 4) :waytogo:

Bob
 
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