Little help here for a noob… Jeep Christmas Wreath

I'll get my own pictures if I need but here is a pretty good pic from a gladiator forum. Its zoomed in a lot but the furry thing on the right is the battery cover. You can see the 4 wires there. They have shrink wrap on so as to not accidentally come in contact with any metal. They might be wrapped up a little more when you find them. Colors of the wires coordinate with switch number. At the bottom of the picture you can see a ground lug to hook your ground wire up to.

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Although the owner’s manual shows the color codes for the four Aux wires, labeling them helped me keep track of them.
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Absolutely. I’ll do the same since once I know how to wire this stuff god knows what I’ll add. 😂
 
I went through the pre-made hole in the fire wall and followed another wire as in the video. I don't trust myself with crimping wires yet and I don't want anything even quasi permanent. Total install was literally 5 minutes. Happy Holidays!

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I have been using wirefy products for a while now. They use good quality heat shrink tube that has the incorporated epoxy and their crimp tool is awesome and doesn’t mutilate the heat shrink while crimping the terminal. Worth every penny. You can get the terminals you like in bulk rather than the big kits that have a dozen terminals you need and a 100 you don’t. My go to electrical parts from now on.

 
I have been using wirefy products for a while now. They use good quality heat shrink tube that has the incorporated epoxy and their crimp tool is awesome and doesn’t mutilate the heat shrink while crimping the terminal. Worth every penny. You can get the terminals you like in bulk rather than the big kits that have a dozen terminals you need and a 100 you don’t. My go to electrical parts from now on.

Those solder heat shrink butt connectors look awesome
 
I went through the pre-made hole in the fire wall and followed another wire as in the video. I don't trust myself with crimping wires yet and I don't want anything even quasi permanent. Total install was literally 5 minutes. Happy Holidays!
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