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Alrighty everyone, I have some materials left to make some visor harnesses. I am seeing if there is any interest in these as I would not like the materials to just go to waste sitting in my pile of Jeep parts. Shoot me a PM if youre interested as I do not want to post a price on these in the pub and I don't have any intention on becoming a vendor for them either, unless the interest is there. 

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13 hours ago, MiNi Beast said:

is this for making these work?? :brows:

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Shoot I totally forgot you responded to this. It depends. I have never seen a visor plug on the drivers side, doesn’t mean there isn’t but if you can find the same plug that’s on the passenger side which is a 2 pin metri-pack connector, then I can whip up one. 

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On 11/17/2020 at 11:00 PM, MiNi Beast said:

ok so one wire feed. so can i just run some juice to it. 

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Holy crap how did I miss this?! So I would say give that connector some power and use the metal of the visor as a ground. I can't say I am familiar with that style of connector.

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well thanks man. got it figured out. cleaned up some wiring and found a few hot ones i planned to make use of. and like you said ran one to that wire, jammed the wire in the single pin connector on the visor, touched it to ground and the lid worked as the switch. i now have lights so i can do my makeup at night. :banana: now to get them recovered and make them pretty. :shhh:

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15 minutes ago, MiNi Beast said:

well thanks man. got it figured out. cleaned up some wiring and found a few hot ones i planned to make use of. and like you said ran one to that wire, jammed the wire in the single pin connector on the visor, touched it to ground and the lid worked as the switch. i now have lights so i can do my makeup at night. :banana: now to get them recovered and make them pretty. :shhh:

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Awesome! Glad to see you got them working. 
 

On 11/14/2020 at 8:24 PM, Limeyjeeper said:

I am in. I just need to check on the connector. Not sure what year they are. I will let you know.


Have you found out the connector style yet?

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1 minute ago, Limeyjeeper said:

94-96 XJ

Makes sense. Alrighty! I will whip something up for ya, the visor is going on the passneger side, right? Is it going in your 91 or Comanche Dawn? If its the 91, I have no idea how much of the interior harness is the same from the Renix but I assume the visor used the same metri-pak connector. 

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17 minutes ago, Limeyjeeper said:

I have driver and passenger both with illuminated visors and yes going into Comanche Dawn 91 dash harness

 

I know it seems like I am playing 20 questions but I just want to make sure you get the right harness and connector, do you know or have seen the plugs? I went through Comanche Dawn again to make sure my assumption on it having a factory dash harness was correct, didnt want to mess up there either lol. 

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9 hours ago, eaglescout526 said:

 

I know it seems like I am playing 20 questions but I just want to make sure you get the right harness and connector, do you know or have seen the plugs? I went through Comanche Dawn again to make sure my assumption on it having a factory dash harness was correct, didnt want to mess up there either lol. 

So I bought these new. They are part no 5FG76SS! they are meant for a RHD XJ. They fit fine. Rugged Ridge sells them. Surplus I guess. They are shorter than the MJ visors. But that is no big deal. They mount up just fine with new holes for the retainer clip. See more photos. I haven't seen the dash plug. Worse case I will create a special feed for it. Not a big deal.  I wanted shorter ones as I am thinking of adding an overhead console at some point.

 

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They work by applying power to the single wire. The mount acts as the ground.

 

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