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[USMC 0369]

Malicious use by unauthorized users? Is there a gang of winch using punks out there we don't know about? I know there are punks that steal them, that is certain huh Nick?

Problem now is... I can't just say... "A-holes" because... well .... that's you.

[Materdaddy]

The wiring is very simple, especially for someone who like to plays with sparky circuit board thingys... shouldn't take you very long to do this at all.

I'm not worried about the wiring, I meant pictures of the handle hack-job and dash attachment. I can make the sparks fly and let the magic smoke out of electronics like a PRO!

Don't "wire" it. Plug it in. that is the benefit to the OEM controller.Feed the controller cable through the firewall and plug it into the winch.
I unplug mine when not in use to prevent accidental bumping and malicious use of the winch by unauthorized users.

Interesting... I was thinking of doing it so I could still plug in a remote, but the more I think about it, if I want to plug in a remote (for external use) I can just unplug the inside mounted one.

[RAT]

I hard wired mine to the back of the remote plug. that way I have full time operation in cab, and still kept the remote operation when needed.

[aw12345]

I'm not worried about the wiring, I meant pictures of the handle hack-job and dash attachment. I can make the sparks fly and let the magic smoke out of electronics like a PRO!



Interesting... I was thinking of doing it so I could still plug in a remote, but the more I think about it, if I want to plug in a remote (for external use) I can just unplug the inside mounted one.

I used the cable of an old remote and wired it to two switches works perfect and as Eric said if you want to use the regular remote unplug it and plug the remote in works very well.