Cam someone recommend the relay needed to install for a 2005 wrangler tj.
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I assume you mean the blinker relay. I used the Tridon EP-26 relay. This is an LED relay, and I found one at a local parts store, but they are also available here on Amazon. Plug n play. Works great. These lights have standard leads, so you will need to re-wire to fit the existing tail/brake/reverse wiring. You will also need to modify the mounting holes in the light, as the 3 bolt pattern in these doesn't quite line up with the holes in your TJ tub. I had to elongate the upper hole with a dremel to make them fit. These also have a ground wire, where the stock lights ground thru the screws into the body tub. I pulled the ground wire back into the tail light body and added a ring terminal under one of the mounting screws into the tub. Make sure they are grounded well, as my dash now shows ground faults for both tail lights (doesn't effect function, but the turn indicators are constantly on low when the lights are on).
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You may have to buy a relay to wire it in. Your auto parts store clerk should be able to help you.
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It was plug and play on my 2006 Wrangler and a friend's 2005. I believe the 1999 model (as with all TJ's) has an identical third brake light.
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You don't need a relay if your module has a +park light output you can put directly to +park light sw wire
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Back track the wiring and make sure you have it wired right to the relay. If everything is good you might have a bad relay.
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Try Googling your make and model against the relay. My search indicated that they are not compatible. However if your vehicle is available with LED lights there may be a GM part number.
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Yes, it will come with all relays and fuses needed. Below is a link the installation instruction. Step 3 and step 4 make a mention of the maxi-fuses and the replays being provide with the kit. http://www.towready.com/support/installation/N118242.pdf
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I installed it on my Yamaha motorcycle and I decided to use a relay just in case. It's nice and compact and very loud. Without knowing how much current your jeep can supply to the horn, I would strongly suggest using a relay. I don't remember but it may come with its own relay. If not you can get one for a couple of bucks anywhere.
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you can make your own with a relay and switch from radio shack like i did . or pro comp sells a offroad light wire kit that works fine
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Mine is 2005 tj, enter the info of your jeep and it will tell you if it fits
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It should work. The only part you might have to buy is a relay sensor that's about $70-$100
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They are separate. It's your choice. It seems that the relay is not the best so you may want to order a spare. fyi.
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I think they should plug right into your OEM harness is you already have the wiring for the two horns. I may be wrong but I don't think you'd need a relay unless you were going from 1-2 horns. You may have to change the connectors if they are of a different style. These horns are good and loud.
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no relay is required. My shop guys installed it with no problems direct to the power source
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send an e-mail to rubicon and ask them. They would know best. I installed the track link on a 1997 wrangler tj and it worked great. No death wobble.
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I just use a regular 12 auto relay. 4 prong. Same as my HID kits etc. the one with the 30, 85, 86, 87 labeled prongs.
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The best info I can offer is that the 3rd brake light was in the way on my 2005 Wrangler. I ended up getting the Thule Spare Me and it worked great. It is significantly more expensive but I was very happy with it.