Unused connectors

So I opened my virgin packages just for you guys. Here is what I found - this is likely in the manual, but who reads that anyway?

AUX 1 = BLACK wire (15A)
AUX 2 = GREEN wire (10A)
AUX 3 = WHITE wire (5A)

AUX ENGINE LINK must be in place to pass BLACK wire power to AUX REAR


AUX REAR with pigtail, BLACK wire (15A) confirmed 12V


AUX ENGINE and AUX REAR in same package


AUX CAB in other package

 

Thanks! Clear to me now.

 

So shared ground for 3 circuits on 35402.
What pigtail fits the cab (B) location?

 

Shared ground across all AUX circuits

The 4-pin in the package by itself is for CAB (35402), same connector type as the 4-pin AUX ENGINE connector in 35450

2-pin pigtail connector is PN 11156
4-pin pigtail connector is PN 10946

Can’t access installed connector PN due to install orientation

 

You think it's a shared circuit? (as in same for cab & engine room)

 

All same colored wires are on the same circuit (ie the BLACK wires in all compartments are same circuit)

BLACK wire goes to ENGINE / CAB / REAR has 15A fuse
GREEN wire goes to ENGINE / CAB has 10A fuse
WHITE wire goes to ENGINE / CAB has 5A fuse

Would have appreciated two 10A circuits and do away with the 5A, but I assume the limitation has to be more complex than simply adding larger gauge wire. Right? Right???

 

Correct
If you have DMM, you could confirm that both locations share same source.

 

I did, they do

 

AUX fuses and relays next to hood prop, as requested


More photos added as it seems the forum is compressing them even when using FULL

 

surprised they leave the connector exposed to the elements and not a cover over it.

 

All unused connectors come with a removable plug installed. Temporarily installed a pigtail to test circuit.

 

Incorrect.

 

Would you happen to have the connector part numbers used in these kits?

 

Look above...

FYI:

10945 is on the Taco harness
10946 is the pigtail connector

 

You could crimp 2 smaller gauge wires with the large gauge one for the shared ground, instead of using butt connectors like some in YT have, for neater assembly.
Or purchase parts and assemble this:



Don't exceed the fused amps per circuit for the items attached. Or use the feeds as signals to additional relays.
@Puppypunter, @daveeasa, @kmorgan3, @memario1214

 

Does anyone have the part number for the auxiliary switches. My truck didn't come with any aux switches and are there also wires and connectors?