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Message: [QUOTE="imelmo, post: 821805, member: 110"] So I finally got some lights to fill the holes in my bumpers from Performance Truck Products. I also got some nifty switches for 'em. The switches have 5 poles. 2 for ground, 1 for power, 1 for lighting the switch, and 1 that goes to the bumper lights. I have 3 pairs of lights right now (will be 4 soon). 2 pair are for the front bumper and 1 pair for the rear. The 4th one will be a small light bar for the front bumper also. I will have all the front bumper lights on one switch, and the rear bumper lights on one switch. Then once I get light bars for the top of the truck I will have a switch for the front one and a switch for the rear one. So my question is what is the best way to connect all these wires to the switches, in particular the front bumper? I'll get a distribution block for the power wire off the battery to the switches. But what about the 5 sets of wires to the switch for the front bumper lights? . [/QUOTE]

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