DIY sPOD "Switch Pod" for Jeep Wrangler 2011-2015 (Relay Panel)(PART 1)

Full Credit Goes to
User Name: pvanweelden
User Name: White Dynamite
User Name: Hooz
Forum : Wayalife.com
Supplies: Waytekwire.com
Otrattw.net
Amazon.com
Ebay.com
IN this Part we will be making Relay and Fuse Panel for the switch pod to control the accessories for your jeep wrangler 2011-2015
in this video I will how to make your own DIY spot "Switch Pod" to control your accessories from one location.
sPOD is one of the best best product that was created, Unfortunately not everyone can afford this, thats why someone started to make their own sPOD inexpensively.
This DIY sPOD doesn't cost a lot and does the same job as the one sold for 100s of dollars.
This design is not my design, check the video where I credited the person and the forum I got the idea from.
SO I do not take any credit for the design, installation Idea is mine and I came up with my own..so Only credit i would take is to make the process simple and made it easier for everyone to understand and make their own and of course the installations.
DIY sPOD Introduction:
• Control Your Accessori...
Part 1 (Relay/Fuse Panel):
• DIY sPOD "Switch Pod" ...
Part 2 (Switch Panel):
• DIY sPOD "Switch Pod" ...
Part 3 (Installation):
• DIY sPOD "Switch Pod"f...
Dash Panels Removal How To:
• How to Remove Dash Pan...
Camera Used:
Canon 70D
Lenses
Canon 40mm
Canon 17-55mm
Canon 10-18mm
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarding the parts and the other information.

[@okiedokie3845]

Sunny thanks a million buddy!!! You just make my week 😅 I've been dreading wiring up my box but now I'm ready to knock it out!

[@lawless_jeeper]

This worked perfectly! I skipped the 50 amp circuit breaker and 8 guage wire as I have no interest in putting a top-of-windshield-lightbar on. I switched this out to using a 30amp inline fuse. Only running low watt LED cubes so I should be ok. Also installed this with the Rugged Ridge A Pillar switch pod. Thanks for the detailed videos. Best out there to date!

[@5sunny01]

Thank you Chris for your comment, I am glad it worked out for you and the video helped :) best of luck

[@landoom]

Excellent job, thanks for taking the time to create such a great video.

[@howardkennedy708]

This was excellent, keep up the great work!

[@rockcrawler001]

Awesome video. Just upgraded to a 2015 4dr Rubi and i'll be using this for my next install. Thanks again ;)

[@5sunny01]

Robert Buie thank you let me know if you need any help :)

[@NorthRedWave]

I will link this video to my jeep and overland Forum because it should me spread! Thanks man you saved me a lot of cash :)

[@5sunny01]

+FerhdeMerak Thank you so much FerhdeMerak :) all your support is highly appreciated :)

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Great video I may have to attempt this.

[@justavillain]

Good video 100% helpful to me even with moderate wiring knowledge but the background music can be lowered so we can hear you!!!

[@5sunny01]

Thank you brother

[@woomdawg]

Great video was thinking of the same thing

[@5sunny01]

Thank you Scott

[@coltanvollrath8282]

Oh i gotta make one!

[@5sunny01]

+Coltan Vollrath i love it... you should..saves lots of money and its a fun project... recent new mod is coming up soon..stay tuned....

[@mikedonaway2562]

hey sunny, thanks for this tutorial I have been trying to figure out how to wire all my accessories up in my truck and was lost. Have never wired up stuff in my trucks before. so all my lights and accessories are in my closet while I'm pulling out my hair to figure out what to do. this really helps. I do not have a jeep but this is the same basic concept to use. Just have to fabricate a panel to hold my switches in my 2001 Tahoe (zombie outbreak response vehicle) lol. I will have to do two of these though I have 8 accessoriesin my closet to hook up so far but will do one for now and the next one in a few months. Thanks again brother this is a life saver I was so worried about creating a fire hazard.

[@5sunny01]

Hey Mike, thank you for your comment, I'm glad it helped. You can actually make one there is another bigger panel that takes more than 5 relays. I will find it and send you a link. Let me know if you need more help I would be happy to assist u Once again thanks for the comment.

[@ALMARRY4EVER]

thnx very much you should deserve more views and likes you help me very much and i am sharing ur channel to all my friends :)

[@5sunny01]

+ALMARRY4EVER thank you so much for your kind words and an awesome comment :) and I really appreciate for the share :)

[@lawless_jeeper]

I did this panel a couple years ago. Love it for my switched accessories. Now looking to wire in usb receptacle and GMRS radio. Can I use this box without the relay to act as a dues box? Any thoughts on how to do this?

[@billcrozier285]

Sunny, Thanks for the great videos. I am hoping you can help me. I did it exactly (I think) as the videos told me to do it. I have power going to the fuse box but, no power going to the fuses themselves. My wires FROM my switches have power but no accessories work. From what I can tell, the power stops at the leads on the fuse box. I put my relays in "backwards" as per your instructions. It was REALLY hot yesterday here in South Florida so I stopped working on it after about an hour of troubleshooting. Any suggestions? I did test all of the outgoing wires and my voltmeter is reading 0.00

[@seabee6662]

Great Video, you make it very easy and understandable for us less "Electronically inclined" types. I have a question for you, this set up is for 5 relays (switches), how would the process continue if I wanted to have 8 switches? it seems obvious, but it might not be, and I hate assuming, we all know what that means. Thanks again for the great vid.

[@5sunny01]

thank you so much for your kind words, you can do two things....Get two switch panels, one pillar switch panel and one similar to the one shows in the video....and install two of the boxes ....or you get can a bigger box from waytek wire..I will be adding more switches and relays to my system....stay tuned i will be making the mod soon...good luck and feel free to ask any question you may have,.. :) happy jeeping

[@WAVE_ZERO]

ok so i want to use the 5th slot for accessories that only turn on when the jeep is on. instead of having a switch turning them on they would turn on when the jeep is on. i know i can splice into the 12v outlet but i dont want leds, gps, cb radio, and aftermarket heated leather seats drawing from the same outlet. thanks for any advice

[@itolond]

I have the Bussman relay box 15303-5 - a number of switches send a ground signal to activate the relay (vs a + trigger) - is there a way to trigger the a / or some relays (pin 86) on the 15303-5 using a ground signal ?

[@CA-ps1oh]

Specifically @ 1:55 you show the connections as A1 to D2, A2 to D4, A3 to D6, A4 to D8 and A5 to D10 but Hooz has his wired A1 to D2, a blank plug in A2, A3 to D4, a blank plug in A4, A5 to D6, a blank plug in A6, A7 to D8, a blank plug in A8 and A9 to D10 with a blank plug in A10.He also uses two buses and I did not see you use any.

[@usagimoto1423]

YOU SAVED ME A SERIOUS HEADACHE BRO,, THANKS A LOT FOR THIS VIDEO. WHATS THE PART NUMBER FOR THE TERMINALS THE FUSE BOX TAKES

[@5sunny01]

your welcome ...the terminal part number is #30069 metri pack terminal

[@sacramentallyill]

what did you use the 12 gauge red and black wires for besides to connect the relays to the fuses??

[@mohtab55]

Need help Awesome video I have completed my DIY using the same fuse/relay panel with your instructions however I messed the wire gauge from the jumper hot 12v fused pin to power relay by using a 14 gauge instead of 12 gauge. I'm powering 35w fog lights and all the wiring used from switch to relay to accessories is 14 gauge. Just like to know if I'm fine/safe with this I won't be using any high power aceesories. Please assist I'm dying to install on my car.

[@pvanweelden]

+Momed Miranda - with as small length of runs the jumper wires from the fuse to relay are, you are fine with them being 14 gauge.

[@brodyadams04]

Do you have the part number for the braided wire loom you used?

[@mikequeen9876]

Hey Sunny Awesome video...I am about to pull the trigger and order these parts, the only thing that i couldn't find was the wiring sheath that you ordered, Do you have a part number for this? Thanks in advance!

[@5sunny01]

Mike Queen hey Mike, you can get the wires from any store close to your locations. Autozone, amazon, but buy a good quality wires as cheap wire may get heated and break. Let me see if I can find the link for the wires I bought .thank you so much for the comment and liking the video... subscribe a lot more coming soon!

[@Flyboy-ww7og]

As you have this relay box wired, the blade fuses are between the relay and the accessory, right? I see you have 5 open blade fuse sockets, can these slots be used to run hot wires to other accessories which don't require a relay, i.e. CB Radio, Scanner, etc?

[@5sunny01]

John Purdie hey thanks for the comment, I haven't tried it but yes you are right those lines are hot, so I would assume you can use them as a inline fuse, what I will do try this out this week and I will get back to you :)

[@mikekoppel7232]

Sunny Sharif, this is a very well done tutorial video - thanks so much for sharing. Any chance I can somehow get a part list for all of this?

[@5sunny01]

Hello Mike, yes you can there is a forum, look at the first introduction video comments there is a comment by PWNdeep he posted it there

[@5sunny01]

And thank you so much for the comment :)

[@xburtonboardnx]

Hey Sunny, awsome video. I haze ZERO wiring experience but I think with your video walkthroughs I could probably figure it out. Tell me this though, what makes this specific to the 11-15 year models? Why would this not work for 07-10? Just the dash panel you chose?

[@5sunny01]

Hey buddy, actually this can and will work for any vehicle or any year. Only reason I put the year bracket, is because the lower dash panel I'm using in part 2 is specific to Jeep Wrangler models 11-15. I believe 07-10 there is a similar panel available by day star with 4 switches only. Also anyone can use this with any type of vehicle. It's not only limited to Jeep Wrangler. Also there are many other companies they make the switch panels, such as pillar switch panel and etc. Let me know if I can help you further and I would be happy to assist u:) and good luck and Subscribe for a new upcoming led series :)

[@xburtonboardnx]

+Sunny Sharif that's exactly what I though. Thanks! And for extra clarification, I think you installed all your lights and fed their wires appropriately to the engine bay and connected them to the new relay panel box that was attached via Velcro/screws? Right?

[@5sunny01]

+xburtonboardnx yes Burton, my next video for accessory will explain how I connect lights to this relay box :)

[@xburtonboardnx]

+Sunny Sharif thank goodness! Hahah. You're the man. Keep up the good work.

[@jfuentes566]

How would I add 5 wires for constant 12 volts

[@BassMent70]

Watched several times. Fixing to order parts and dive in. Two questions. 1: Did you cover all the empty slots with silicone or the whole back? The top has a cover but not the bottom. You said you were going to but didn't see in any of the videos. 2: Could you use the other 5 empty slots to power some low power accessories like maybe some interior floor led's? If so do you just add another Red wire to connect both sides then a fuse for that spot?

[@5sunny01]

Hey Thomas, thank you for the comment. I used silicon in only the empty holes only. But before using the silicon I still used the seals in the empty holes, I hope this helps....also for the other 5 slots I would say you still need the relays in order for you to use those slots...this unit only has 5 relays space so you can use only 5 switches with this panel. If you want to use more than 5 bussman makes a bigger panel than 5, check that out as well if you like. I hope this may help. Let me know if I can be at any further help to you. Good luck!

[@BassMent70]

+Sunny Sharif you are awesome. Can't wait for more Jeep videos

[@mikeguitarification]

Another question, could you run power to the switches from one of the open fused (not relay controlled) slots on the box instead of tapping into the cigarette lighter for switch power?

[@christophermichaelson9050]

Yes. Some people do that.

[@y2kmadd]

Anyone have a suggeation for a low voltage cutoff? Part numbers?

[@mikew2069]

Is it possible to wire this differently with the same outcome? I've seen some others that are wired slightly different

[@5sunny01]

Hey Mike, there is other possible ways to wire it, then you will have to put the relay different ways as well...in this as you can see the writing on the relay is upside down when I'm putting those in....so if you do wire them differently make sure u install the relays correctly :) I hope this helps

[@jordankeuler99]

Love this three video series. I was wondering if you guys could help me out. I am looking to build this for my self, I was actually looking to build two of them. I was wondering if you guys know where i could get a bigger box to hold the relays and such. right now i am looking for something with a total of 11 or 12 switches. I have the inside switch placement figured out but I am trying to figure out how to add on to the box's you made, or make a single bigger box. to get the right amount of switch relays i would need. any help would be GREAT! thanks, Jordan

[@5sunny01]

Hey Jordan Thank you for the comment, you can get a bigger relay panel from the same company, I believe it holds 10 relays, or you can make two or as many panels as you like and combine them. Process would be the same as this one just more relays. I hope this helps, if you need more help feel free to contact. I will see if I can find the link for the panel and I will keep you posted. Best and good luck

[@jordankeuler99]

+Sunny Sharif Thanks !!!

[@5sunny01]

your welcome buddy

[@troycabot2216]

I want to run a compressor with a 45amp draw can I run a 50amp fuse and relay with this set up?

[@5sunny01]

I can't see why not....it should work just check the relay capacity..

[@chuckallessi2235]

WHATS THE DIFFERENCE 15303-2 AND 15303-4 THANKS CHUCK

[@patlnu815]

Awesome video, I was looking through the write up but could not find anything about the cable sleeve. What sized did you end up using on your kit?

[@5sunny01]

+Pat LNU hey Pat i used the 3/8 braided expandable sleeve here is the link I ordered 3/4 that is minimum at 1/2 inch www.ebay.com/itm/Braided-Expandable-Sleeve-Wire-and-Cable-Loom-Sleeving-Choose-Color-Size-/271530288721?var=&hash=item3f38776651 i hope this helps

[@BrentArnold6217]

+Sunny Sharif What does this mean? What size did you actually click to order from e-bay?

[@5sunny01]

i clicked 1/2 inch- black- and 20 feet.

[@5sunny01]

let me know if this make sense..

[@BrentArnold6217]

+Sunny Sharif perfect, thanks! Just waiting on parts to get in now before I start the build!

[@bencroce9476]

Since there are 10 fuses and 5 relay slots, I assume 5 of the fuses are tied to the relays and the other 5 fuses are independent for usage by themselves?

[@mikeguitarification]

I think this is correct, you could use the 5 additional slots for always on 12 V power to CB, etc.

[@5sunny01]

yes true :)

[@mikeguitarification]

The diagram you refer to at 3:29 in the video, is that available somewhere?

[@5sunny01]

mikeguitarification send me a private message with the cell number I will text you the picture

[@instinct022]

Where is the cheapest place i can buy the bussmann. Why did you choose that option instead of the other ones. I notice how some have one hole, and then two holes, and then yours. What is the difference. How much did you pay for shipping from waiktekwire..??

[@5sunny01]

Hey thanks for the comment....you can search on eBay or google to search for the cheapest place.... I went this way because this was the simplest and easiest and safest way....and I felt comfortable with this one.... I have installed this now in 8 jeeps and it has become super simple for me.....try it and you will love it .....

[@BIGalH79]

is the amount of wiring you listed in the parts list for all of the wiring or just for the relay box

[@5sunny01]

+bigALh79 its for all the wiring required of this project :)

[@carlosv9543]

Do you need to use all 5 relays to make this work? Because I used 4 but it's not working so I may need 5 after all right?

[@5sunny01]

Each relay is for each switch that belongs to each accessory, I think you should check your wiring if it's not working

[@homeguy4]

If I'm not mistaken. S-Pod is a trademark name.

[@ttss5726]

+homeguy4 and your point? its not a crime using the name of a product he isn't selling anything of making any money on it. And BTW S-Pod in not trademarked the correct name would be sPOD

[@yiannisneocleous4984]

Awesome video! I'm using marine wire just for some added rigidity and peace of mind, will this be ok, or will it cause some issues I can't think of?

[@5sunny01]

yes absolutely you should be ok...just make sure to use the right gauge wires... and good luck...Let me know if you need any assurance :) I am working on so many new videos for my new jeep...wait till you see those as well :)

[@yiannisneocleous4984]

can't wait! ordered most of the stuff today, the wires i will get tomorrow from the shop. is there any way to protect the box a bit better, or is it fairly well protected as is?

[@5sunny01]

+Yiannis Neocleous what do you mean secure the box, you mean after the install or box as it is...box is water proof as it is, check out the 3 part for installation... The way I secured the box in part 3 it's perfect :)

[@yiannisneocleous4984]

I was just thinking some extra protection against heat and whatnot

[@5sunny01]

+Yiannis Neocleous oh no I have been running this for awhile and no issues at all

[@CA-ps1oh]

Hi Sunny, great video. I have watched it several times as well as read the forum build by Hooz and found a few discrepancies between your two builds. I tried sending you a private message but I do not see where you accept them on your "about". How can I get in touch with you to get a few questions answered?

[@5sunny01]

Hey thanks for the comments I didn’t get any messages let me get home send me you info in the pm I will contact you later after work

[@CA-ps1oh]

Thank you! It did not give me an option to private message you.

[@MobWithGuns]

What did the parts cost you in total for part 1

[@giorgiomorgan3578]

Is there a easier way to wire the accessories. Is there a s pod that comes with this already done I have never done this before and wouldn't want to mess anything up wire wise.

[@5sunny01]

once you follow all the three parts, its not that hard..i can walk you through...if you live in the states...send me a PM with you number..there are some people making this and selling it..but its expensive and not DIY anymore....then you should buy the sPOD itself.....

[@giorgiomorgan3578]

+Sunny Sharif okay that sounds great I would really appreciate that. Question. How much would and S Pod already made cost. Just wondering.

[@5sunny01]

the actual Spod if you buy it can cost you over 400 dollars or so, the one i made can cost you anywhere between 160-200 depending on the switches and etc

[@Ben-lo7cy]

That's awesome, those spods are extremely over priced

[@5sunny01]

thanks :)

[@bryanspelhaug2135]

Can you send me a copy of the diagram you show at 3:30? That would be helpful.

[@5sunny01]

hey I have been sick for over a year now..i will try to locate the diagram if i can.,,sorry for the delayed respond

[@bryanspelhaug2135]

Sunny Sharif no problem I actually figured it out. Got it all installed. The relay panel runs my LS engine in my Jeep. Thanks for the great video!

[@jamescantu3902]

Was there an estimated overall cost? Did I miss that some how? Great write up.

[@5sunny01]

+James Cantu Hey James thank you, depending on the switches you pick, if you pick the lower end switches from wish.com or other sources....it can cost you less than 200 bucks..or maybe less... i used the expensive ones so mine were little higher. i hope this helps your question.

[@MichaelGauthreaux]

@@5sunny01 was it less than $200 for the entire project or just the relay panel? thanks in advance

[@5sunny01]

Michael Gauthreaux the whole project sir

[@MichaelGauthreaux]

@@5sunny01 thanks appreciate the response, i might try to do my own as well

[@copyright9767]

do you have the pic of the pin out anywhere?

[@5sunny01]

+Travis Adent Hey I am sorry which Pin are you talking about?

[@instinct022]

so I have a question regarding specifics..Part #: 46343, it says 30A per contact? Your are using a 35A Relay? I'm confused there, i'm following your guide here..but i'm stuck there..any help is greatly appreciated? What would be the max amp of that panel. this video is useful.

[@5sunny01]

Hey don't be confused or worried. If you order the same parts in the list and follow the directions you should be fine. To make it little simpler here is the specification data sheet of the relay: read that as well so it can make it clear for you www.waytekwire.com/datasheet/46343.pdf To be simpler and clearer and you can see in the data sheet also, input on relay side max is 80A and for output is 30A ....I hope this helps...read the data sheet and trust me you will be fine

[@instinct022]

+Sunny Sharif For wire, i checked Waytek and the minimum is 250ft and is way too much for what i need it for. I checked all my stereo installers and alarm installers. I checked Home Depot no luck. How can i get some cable. Can you sell me some left over cable? I'm looking for whatever you used? no accessories cables..

[@5sunny01]

+instinct022 hey buddy, if I had the wires left I would have sent you for free, check Amazon they have the best prices for bundles or just get it from autozone, they have 25ft bundles or 50ft bundles and prices are not bad at all. Otherwise look for electrical supply stores near you. Homedepot won't have the similar wires I hope this helps ...I got my wires from local electrical suppliers, autozone and amazon ;)

[@instinct022]

+Sunny Sharif I'm listening to you..I got everything down, except the wire from switch to relay..why 16 gauge and not 14? That will be my question..do you think a 10 awg wire from relay to LED 150 watt will be more than enough and most important safe..I got everything down except the mentality of AM I DOING IT WRONG? thanks for all your help..

[@5sunny01]

+instinct022 hey buddy, 16 gauge is more than sufficient from switches to the panel, however if you want to use 14 that should be ok too. For the 150 watts led, you should be ok with10 gauge. I'm running a 300 watts of led bar with 12 gauge wire and it's perfectly and I havnt had any issues.... Just one thing...don't use cheap eBay wires...buy wires from reputable company or local electrical suppliers and check the reviews before you buy. Also buy the wires those are true gauges. Normally the led bars such as 50 inch uses the most power so you only need big gauge wire such as 10-12 awg for those types of lights.... Good luck and keep me posted and send some pics :)

[@xXion4everXx]

so which port do you plug the wires that go to the accessory in?

[@5sunny01]

i m sorry i am not understanding the question clearly, Check part 2 and part three of this series...I go in details how to install it.

[@xXion4everXx]

how do you connect accessory to the whole system so that power and ground is complete?

[@5sunny01]

ok once you finish with this part then you have to make the switches part, then the long wires will be attached to the switches, the short wires will attach to the positive of the accessories and the ground of the accessory will attach to the body of the car.

[@andreb6087]

What was the total cost for all the parts?

[@5sunny01]

Depends on the switches you get, if you get cheaper ones then all should be under 160-170

[@DanielLopez1994]

With a proper crimp tool you do not need to solder.

[@NickyVEE89]

hey man how can i get those charts you use

[@5sunny01]

I will try to find them, if I still have a copy of it...otherwise..you may have to pause the video and take a picture with your phone.

[@robertusm]

Is there anything that prevents this being used on a 2010 JK?

[@5sunny01]

no you can use this on any vehicle...or any year....its just that the dash panel I m using its for 2012 Jeep Wrangler.. let me know if you need any help. best.

[@robertusm]

Sunny Sharif Thanks! Looking forward to part 4.

[@copyright9767]

the one at about the 3.30 mark

[@5sunny01]

+Travis Adent oh you mean the picture with layout?

[@5sunny01]

+Travis Adent i will try to find it an email it to you...

[@ipman0071]

the real question is what song is that

[@5sunny01]

Haha no idea lol

[@bigbird3461]

Do you build and sell these???

[@5sunny01]

No sorry, but there are some people online are making and selling these....but super expensive....it's not that hard if you just follow the directions it's pretty simple and won't take long at all. Try it :) I'm here if you need any help

[@Leapdog01]

Why did you use 12 guage wire for fuse to relay but 16 guage everywhere else?

[@5sunny01]

Because of the loads for safety reasons if it was a small gauge wire it would put high load and can catch on fire. I never had any issues and still gojng strong

[@Leapdog01]

@@5sunny01 but you used 16 AWG from the relay to the accessory?

[@5sunny01]

@@Leapdog01 yes

[@Leapdog01]

So the power doesn't change after the relay and the run is longer but you put a thinner guage wire and you aren't worried about that heating up and causing fire.

[@5sunny01]

@@Leapdog01 that’s why there is a fuse in the relay box, also use a good quality wire and make sure accessory used is not higher powered, you will be ok

[@diosdelsol79]

Whay was the total cost on this?

[@5sunny01]

I don't recall it but its a lot cheaper than the spod...I would say less than 130 USD

[@jenjen11284]

can I just use 16 gauge wire ?

[@5sunny01]

Jennifer Clark hi Jennifer, you can use 16 gauge for smaller accessories, however for he main wire you want to use minimum 12 gauge. Also if you will be using light bars(300w) then absolutely go with the higher gauge. Or your wire will start to melt.

[@jenjen11284]

If I am only installing only one set of lights right now do I just need one relay but can I install all 5 for later use? Also if I am running a wire from the fuse box to my light that is at the back of my FJ should I use a 12 gauge wire?

[@5sunny01]

Jennifer Clark hey Jennifer, so yes you can install all the relays now and follow exactly as you see in the video...I have done the same thing. Right now I am only running two lights..but all my relays and switches are installed and ready to be hooded up if needed. Soon I will make a video to show how to connect lights or accessories. For the wire from relay panel to the light, it all depends on the watts...like for 300 watts bar in running a 12 gauge wire, but for 27 watt lights I m using 16 gauge wire. I hope this helps.

[@Leapdog01]

It doesn't make any sense to use 12 guage wire from fuse to relay then use 16 guage to go out to your accessories. The way this set up works is the switch activated the relay. The power goes through the fuse then the relay to the accessory. If you have to have 12 guage from fuse to relay or it could melt then you need 12 guage from relay to accessory for the same reason otherwise 16 guage the entire route from fuse to accessory is fine.

[@calvinnguyen1364]

Solder has no place in this video

[@pvanweelden]

here is the writeup with parts list- www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-write-ups-39/diy-spod-waytekwire-324558/

[@5sunny01]

Thank you, Pvanweelden :)

[@pvanweelden]

or here- www.jkfreaks.com/forums/showthread.php?17591-DIY-Switch-Pod

[@SVOCOP]

If you are going to spend the money on the panel & pins, buy the proper crimpers as well. There's no reason to solder those & no benefit from doing so.

[@Gunnl]

Lol dude ... what a cringe ..watching you solder and removing the insulation and....

[@ErrtuZarathos]

That is so much DIY then how to do it.. you don't cut wire outer part to fit it smaller seal.. never.. you don't solder connectors to wires, cos you need to use right one crimp tool.. ffs.

[@5sunny01]

Errtu Zarathos thank you I will keep that in mind....honestly thank you that's how we learn right :)