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Wayne Finch       POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Toronto, Canada |
posted 07-20-2001 09:41 PM
    
Need some questions answered re the Prowler trailer wiring. 1) Can anyone post a diagram of where to drill for the wiring harness to go through the trunk? And what size is the hole? My harness came without instructions - I have it working but just out through the back of the trunk. 2) The wiring in the trailer has a little receptacle under the mat. Can this be used to add an interior light? If so, does Mopar sell the wiring to fit in this receptacle? If not, what other ideas are there for interior lighting in the trailer. Thanks in advance
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GPS John POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Illinois |
posted 07-20-2001 10:38 PM
Wayne, the Texas boys and CJ are using a battery powered closet type light attached with velcro under the lid of the trailer... saw one at Kmart on clearance for under $5.00... as to the wiring questions, gotta get them Texans in here (ya'll...)
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ALLEY CAT              POA Lifetime Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:mesa, az, USA |
posted 07-21-2001 12:39 AM
GPS - aren't those the same type of lights you use throughout your home? I've heard rumors you are conservative with electricity, and wish to sell your surplus to Calif. residents? Good idea! |
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GPS John POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Illinois |
posted 07-21-2001 12:55 AM
Wait - let me go in the closet and see............. yep !!! Sorry, kinda got lost in there (it was dark too!) Gotta remember to change them batteries once in awhile, huh?
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PaulR POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Dallas,Tx., USA |
posted 07-21-2001 12:33 PM
Wayne- We Texas boys wired our lights into the running lights. Mounted a merc switch on the hinge and only use them during the nights, so we have to have our lights on to use them, but don't normally need them during the day...it works great. Run the wire right through the factory harness! Quick and easy! ------------------ |
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neal POA Site Supporter DC Certified Prowler Tech From:dallas,tex. u.s.a. |
posted 07-21-2001 07:54 PM
you are installing the factory harness right. you drill the hole in the left side of the trunk in the middle of a crome square marker next to outlet.make sure you can plug your connecter in.dont get to far out.i think the hole size is 1 and 1/2inches. you need a hole saw drill bit to do this.you can get these at home depo. another prowler going to home depo. hope this helps |
CJ POA Lifetime Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Rochester Hills, MI USA |
posted 07-21-2001 10:32 PM
Wayne, I came up with an alternative to wiring the interior lights for the trailer. I used one of those closet lights, mounting it with velcro. Easy to take down when you need to replace the batteries. East to mount and you could put as many as you want in it. I used one on the top and it actually throws quite a bit of light! There are a lot of different kinds. The one I purchased is operated by pushing on the light to turn it on and pushing again to turn it off!
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PROWLN1 Prowler Newbie From:GRANGER ,IN. USA |
posted 07-22-2001 10:02 AM
Wayne I use the connector in the trailer to plug in a collman 12 volt cooler. Just have to use running lights to power. |
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