What has made you Angry Today???????

I think the missus is fixed on buying a new Challenger. 😕

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Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2

Lucas talking about his XR

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That's not anger.. That's envy mate. And I'd feel for you but you sold your darling xr like it was nothing...

>>>tappin from tassie

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Originally Posted by NigeP62

I think the missus is fixed on buying a new Challenger. 😕

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Or is that a Pajero Sport?

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Originally Posted by Irish

I thought you were going to say that you went to the zoo today and they only had one attraction, a dog.

It was a shitzu.

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That was terrible.

But I still laughed :D

2015 model run out so still Challenger.
$10000 difference.

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Originally Posted by jay see

Not much of a problem to run wires, but there is couple of things that I have nfi where they go.
Will worry about it once I have the 2nd battery in and if need be I've re run things then.
Might have to call on the electrical minded to help out a bit.

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When you say "wired to your spotlight wiring" do you mean they share a common positive connection (probably not a problem)? Or do you mean the UHF only works when the spotlights are on (probably not ideal...)?

What suburb are you in? Feel free to start a thread with any relevant photos or wire colours used. Shouldn't be too hard to figure out.

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Originally Posted by pjhsv

When you say "wired to your spotlight wiring" do you mean they share a common positive connection (probably not a problem)? Or do you mean the UHF only works when the spotlights are on (probably not ideal...)?

What suburb are you in? Feel free to start a thread with any relevant photos or wire colours used. Shouldn't be too hard to figure out.

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Yes both positive and negative are shared ATM.
The UHF wires are sliced into the spotties.

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Originally Posted by NigeP62

2015 model run out so still Challenger.
$10000 difference.

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ahhhhh righteo

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Originally Posted by jay see

Yes both positive and negative are shared ATM.
The UHF wires are sliced into the spotties.

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Do you know if the spotties are running through a relay?

If they are, then it's fine for both the spotties and UHF to share a power source.

If they're not, they should be regardless of the UHF wiring).

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Originally Posted by pjhsv

Do you know if the spotties are running through a relay?

If they are, then it's fine for both the spotties and UHF to share a power source.

If they're not, they should be regardless of the UHF wiring).

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Yeah, they are.
I think the uhf is tapped in before the relay.