Hook up warn atv winch
Index
- How do I install a winch on my ATV?
- How do I attach the Blue cable to the winch?
- How do you wire a winch to a contactor relay?
- What is an ATV winch and how does it work?
- What is a winch mounting plate?
- How do you hook up a winch to an ATV solenoid?
- How do you connect a contactor to a circuit board?
- How to install an auxiliary output contactor?
- How do you wire a motorcycle toggle switch?
How do I install a winch on my ATV?
Warn provides a complete kit with all parts necessary to install the winch on almost any make or model of ATV. Once the winch is physically installed, the wiring takes only an hour to do with a few hand tools. Use only the wire harness provided by Warn for the installation. Items you will need
How do I attach the Blue cable to the winch?
Attach the blue cable to the #2 connector on the winch. Use the torque wrench and the correct-sized socket. Tighten the terminal nuts on the winch to 50 pound-inches.
How do you wire a winch to a contactor relay?
Attach the blue cable to the #2 connector on the winch. Use the torque wrench and the correct-sized socket. Tighten the terminal nuts on the winch to 50 pound-inches. Run both cables back to the contactor relay.
What is an ATV winch and how does it work?
Winches are used to pull heavy objects, which makes them a great solution for pulling ATVs out of any mess. Before installing an ATV winch, you have to install a mounting plate first. Most ATVs do not come designed with a spot to hold a winch, so you need to make some modification.
What is a winch mounting plate?
A winch mounting plate attaches your winch to the mounting bracket and to the front bumper of your ATV. They are designed to withstand the tension of pulling your ATVs out. You will need to have a specific winch mount that holds the winch without any hassles. Most winches include a winch mount that may or may not fit all vehicles.
How do you hook up a winch to an ATV solenoid?
Ensure you place the Solenoid box in a spot that remains dry and out of the general reach of moving parts of the ATV. Hook up the other set of wires from the Handle-bar switch to the Solenoid box so you can use the winch even if your ATV is switched off.
