Hi from Sweden
I bought D2 Dually Driving beam (50231), White LED + smittybilt bracket (7690) and it includes a harness and internal switch from ORW
Off Road Warehouse and it is rather easy to install.
I have never installed lights before.
Made some movies, bad english
Part one
Dually D2 Driving beam from Rigid Industries on a 2 door Sahara Wrangler 2012, Part one - YouTube
Part two
Dually D2 Driving beam from Rigid Industries on a 2 door Sahara Wrangler 2012, Part Two - YouTube
I find it very strange that it is so difficult to mount lights on a Wrangler, it should be more prepared from the factory. There are no mounting points on the bumper from factory, and I dont no if the Quadratec bracket will fit a European bumper and even so it seems that stuff need to be relocated to get it to fit. The Wrangler should be prepared with internal switches and harness from the beginning. There should be some more prepared holes through the firewall.
I am no expert in this field and gave up the thought to have lights on the bumper, I even asked my local 4x4 shop and they did not no how to fit the lights on the bumper because they did not have bracket for a wrangler. If I had a Volvo it would not be a problem with brackets for lights.
Anyway, so I went the easy way and hade help from a friend that now more than me and putted Duallys on Smittybillt brackets on the A-pillar, mounted directly to the battery and then mounted the internal switch on the plastic cover. There are already a hole there and I just mounted a rubber grommet and then pushed the internal switch into place, no need to drill.
Pushed the button cable through here. Took away the insulation, taped the switch leads to a wire and pulled it through. After that I putted some new insulation in the hole.
The cable comes out here. Have to take of the A pillar covers, beginning with the visor mount.
Cutted out a rubber piece from a bike tire to protect the paint when I mounted the Smittybillt brackets on the A-pillar.
Best regards from Sweden
Omar Brannstrom