Source Pod question

[TxCrushinJKUR]

I purchased a new Rigid SR series Pro in amber since we’re going to CO next week since amber is good for snow. (Any excuse to get something for my Jeep right?)

My question is when I unboxed the light it has a connector that plugs into a relay which my S Pod has built in. But just connecting the positive and negative doesn’t work without connecting the relay wires so how do I bypass that? Do I hook the main power, switch output and switch power into the S Pod positive and then the main negative and switch ground to the S Pod negative?

Seems like a simple issue but electricity and I aren’t exactly friends


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[WJCO]

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[BaddestCross]

Get rid of everything but the 2 wires going to the light and connect those to the pod.



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[TxCrushinJKUR]

Get rid of everything but the 2 wires going to the light and connect those to the pod.



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The light has a plug connector and the end you connect has the positive and negative wires as well.

Here’s their wiring diagram which shows the single wire go to the plug and then branch out.



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[Snboarder113]

No need to use a relay harness when you're already using a relay box.

 

[BaddestCross]

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No need to use a relay harness when you're already using a relay box.

This. [emoji3516]

Inside the harness that goes to the plug there will be 2 wires. One gets grounded, one gets wired to the hot leg.





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[TxCrushinJKUR]

Thanks y’all, now I can do that today and mark it off my list


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