2005 Jeep Liberty (Junction Panel) Install pictures

theroofable

Member
May 23, 2010
1,379
New Jersey
New Starbust Phantom lightbar!


Ok finally finished the install on my jeep. Ran into alot off difficulties and considered many options before I went ahead and put everthing together.


Here is what is actually on it as of now


-Starburst Phantom


-SOS intersectors


-SOS undercovers in rear taillights


Slide Position Switch


1- taillights only


2- taillights and intersectors


3- taillights, intersectors, and dashlight


I did this so I dont blind people on the road or on scene, and not blind everyone at night, and also some lights are not needed all of the time.


New Panel


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Completed


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Panel Installed


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Front


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Side


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Door Panel


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Closer Picture


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Thanks for viewing and feel free to comment
 
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Doug

Member
May 23, 2010
1,151
Maryland
Never seen a license plate like that - nothing but a maltese cross! :)


(Yeah, I figure you edited it out....I'm just messing with you. :)
 

theroofable

Member
May 23, 2010
1,379
New Jersey
Haha no Im just special :p I dont know why people edit out their plates but I did anyways. Im almost done the switchbox Ill post some pics tonight, does anyone know if it matters what type of wire you use? I found some 14 guage wire that is stiff and plastic coated, Im not sure if it matters but im sure someone here knows.
 

BAKE19

Member
Jun 1, 2010
79
Philadelphia, Pa.
You always want the fuse as close to the power source as possible so the whole circuit is protected. Id put an inline fuse right after the battery big enough to handle your whole setup. As for HAWs, I've never worked on a Liberty, but I did put HAWs in an '09 cherokee and it wasn't easy to route the cables.
 

zack A

Member
May 24, 2010
379
NC
I have a 2005 Libby Rocky Mountain Ed. For the rear lights the very bottom is a emply housing with a reflector. The model over seas has whats call a rear fog light. I drilled my one inch hole all the way thru and never had any issues. I had a pair of sound of signal HAW LED's installed in mine. PM if you need any help, I've did three installs on my jeep and actually have a Liberty I have to do for a Police department with a newer Liberty.
 

Ben E.

Member
May 21, 2010
2,417
Iowa, USA
Sounds like you've got great ideas about the install. Sorry about the vehicle, though!
 

theroofable

Member
May 23, 2010
1,379
New Jersey
I sure can, although I never had a use for one. Just have to move the split loom from underneath of it then pull up on the handle. Its not mounted to anything for that reason, but is secure and never has moved around. Thanks for the post.
 

theroofable

Member
May 23, 2010
1,379
New Jersey
Thanks, theyre awesome at intersections. I guess since theyre at eye level vs the roof. Very glad I bought them, and at a great price from EVS.
 

theroofable

Member
May 23, 2010
1,379
New Jersey
Just completed the install for good. Ran new wires for the intersectors, enabled the takedown steady and all lightbar steady for the 8001 control head aux switches, and made a junction panel. I never have done anything that detailed, so let me know what you think, or if you have questions on what any part is.


Thanks!
 

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