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Interested in installing a light bar on the sling. I find wiring and connector available at front of sling, and there is a space for a relay and fuse. The spaces are not labeled fog lights like the drawing in the manual. Does that mean they aren't viable. I also looked behind the radio and did not find the wire and plug some members have mentioned. Does this mean the 2018 slings don't have the fog light option like earlier slings?
Any input would be appreciated.
See what the SlingMod's fog light kit says as to the year models
SlingMod's says 15 - 16 - 17 only for the relay kit
I have a 2016 and I see the available fog light connections down by the front spoiler. Should these be hooked up to a light source would they be essentially running lights and always on?
I have a 2016 and I see the available fog light connections down by the front spoiler. Should these be hooked up to a light source would they be essentially running lights and always on?
No, they do not stay on all of the time unless you leave the fog light switch on that comes with the fog light relay kit from SlingMod's
No, they do not stay on all of the time unless you leave the fog light switch on that comes with the fog light relay kit from SlingMod's
I have the base model so no stock switches but I did install two just in case so I do have an Avenue
I have the base model so no stock switches but I did install two just in case so I do have an Avenue
One switch comes with the relay kit for the fog lights. None of the early Sling's came with any switches, I do not know about the 19 and the 20's
I put a light bar on my 2019, mounted under the chin.
I did a pretty extensive write up, (parts,, wiring,, etc) if you search for light bar, I think you will find it.
Try here: https://slingshotinfo.com/wcf/…ight=Nilight#message54448
I put a light bar on my 2019, mounted under the chin.
I did a pretty extensive write up, (parts,, wiring,, etc) if you search for light bar, I think you will find it.
Try here: https://slingshotinfo.com/wcf/…ight=Nilight#message54448
Your thread for that is at following link:
Your thread for that is at following link:
Yeah, I've gone through a couple variations on this...
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I've got the front end connectors Doc pictured, my question is, do I have a pigtail behind the radio and is the wiring hooked up to the fuse block on a 2018
All of the early models had a connector behind the radio. I had to look three times to find it on the 2016 Sling, it was tucked down and hid
All of the early models had a connector behind the radio. I had to look three times to find it on the 2016 Sling, it was tucked down and hid
I've got the front end connectors Doc pictured, my question is, do I have a pigtail behind the radio and is the wiring hooked up to the fuse block on a 2018
I did nothing behind the radio. Just connected the light bar to the existing wiring. Lights On while engine is on, no switches needed. No additional fuses or relays needed either. Setup has been running more than a year, no problems.
I did nothing behind the radio. Just connected the light bar to the existing wiring. Lights On while engine is on, no switches needed. No additional fuses or relays needed either. Setup has been running more than a year, no problems.
Thats good no problems. No inline fuse? No genius on electrical here for me so the wire you tapped into must be able to handle the additional draw ok. LED's don't draw that much. I had a challenging time with my switch backs. Thank goodness for all the talent on this forum.
Thats good no problems. No inline fuse? No genius on electrical here for me so the wire you tapped into must be able to handle the additional draw ok. LED's don't draw that much. I had a challenging time with my switch backs. Thank goodness for all the talent on this forum.
From what I could find out, the wiring I tapped into was either for fog lights or Canadian extra lights, either way I figured it was already fused & protected.
The LED Light bar draws very little current, no problems so far with about 18 months of service.
I tapped my extra lights into the high beam lights in the center too. Made a T-connector using the same Polaris stock connectors so that I can remove if necessary. Agreed, LEDs draw very little current compared to any other bulb, so no problems. Now when I hit the high beams, the fog/running lights come on also.
