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  • Wet Dingo
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2018
    • 4
    • Melbourne
    #1

    Rack mounted lightbar

    Hi Guys,

    First Post on this forum!....was many years on GU Patrol forum, but she's gone to a new home.
    I bought my PS new last July, and have begun the process of upgrades. The next project is fitting a lightbar to my rhino rack. Question is......how are guys getting power upto the roof? I don't really want to go drilling holes in the metal just yet. Here's hoping there's a simple solution I'm not seeing.

    Cheers
    (the Wet Dingo monikor relates to fun with jet-skis!)...The Wife calls me......when she wants something
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  • orthodoxs
    Member
    • Mar 2018
    • 63
    • Darwin
    #2
    Originally posted by Wet Dingo View Post
    Hi Guys,

    First Post on this forum!....was many years on GU Patrol forum, but she's gone to a new home.
    I bought my PS new last July, and have begun the process of upgrades. The next project is fitting a lightbar to my rhino rack. Question is......how are guys getting power upto the roof? I don't really want to go drilling holes in the metal just yet. Here's hoping there's a simple solution I'm not seeing.

    Cheers
    (the Wet Dingo monikor relates to fun with jet-skis!)...The Wife calls me......when she wants something
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    • gemster
      Valued Member
      • Aug 2012
      • 698
      • Gold Coast
      #3
      I have seen some run their wires up through the Snorkel and exit with a waterproof grommet..

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      • Wet Dingo
        Junior Member
        • Jun 2018
        • 4
        • Melbourne
        #4
        Thanks orthodoxs,
        Had a look and I reckon thats the solution.
        i'll post some pics when it's done

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        • Wet Dingo
          Junior Member
          • Jun 2018
          • 4
          • Melbourne
          #5
          Originally posted by gemster View Post
          I have seen some run their wires up through the Snorkel and exit with a waterproof grommet..

          Gemster.....
          that would work, but no snorkel yet.....thats next!

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          • waz123
            Junior Member
            • Feb 2017
            • 7
            • Yarra Valley
            #6
            I run my wires into the roof rails and then on the edge of the windscreen. My Stedi wiring harness has a nice black sheathing that fits very nicely into the 5-6mm gap beside the windscreen. Then it runs straight under the hood. You really don't notice it unless you know to look for it. A couple of daps of sikaflex or similar makes sure it doesn't move out of the gap at any speeds.

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