Instr 9927473
Rev 01 2016-12
Page 9 of 13
WIRELESS REMOTE HOLDER INSTALLATION
1. Wireless remote holder can be installed in desired
location on vehicle. Use screws supplied in the
wireless remote kit
o
for holder installation. See
image below for possible mounting location.
FINAL INSPECTION
1. Confirm that all wiring is correct.
2. Confirm that there are no exposed wires or
terminals.
3. All loose wires need to be secured away from
moving parts and heat sources.
REINSTALLATION
1. Reinstall front fascia
R
using screws
S
and
T
onto vehicle.
2. Reconnect headlight connectors
Q
on both sides
of vehicle.
3. Reinstall center console
K
using screws
L
and
push darts
M
.
4. Reinstall shift knob
H
and shift lever cap
F
onto
the vehicle.
5. Reinstall the hood
D
onto the vehicle.
6. Re-connect the main vehicle battery cables and
cables from power cable kit
2#
to battery terminals
using original hardware.
7. Reinstall the seat onto vehicle.
WIRELESS REMOTE OPERATION
• When properly installed, the wireless remote will
allow you to operate the winch from off the vehicle,
which can be a safe way to operate the winch when
done properly.
• To use the wireless remote, hold the small "On/Off"
button for three seconds or until the LED light on the
remote turns on. If the vehicle is on so that the
winch is receiving power, the wireless remote
should operate the winch as if you were using the
winch switch
q
located on the handlebar. If the
remote is not operating properly, see the
troubleshooting information at the end of the
instructions.
• The remote will automatically turn itself off after 30
seconds of inactivity. You will therefore need to turn
the remote back on if it has been more than 30
seconds since prior use.
• To manually turn off the remote, hold the small "On/
Off" button for 3 seconds or until the LED light turns
off.
• See the illustration below for proper wireless remote
operation.
AUTOSTOP OPERATION
The Autostop system is meant to help prevent
damage to the winch system from over-tightening of
the rope, but is not meant to prevent all foreseeable
winch damage. The winch system is very powerful
and care should be exercised whenever it is in
operation. The winch operator is always responsible
for using the winch properly and the Autostop system
should only be used as a secondary preventive
measure to help prevent damage to the winch from
over-tightening the rope.
The Autostop system works when the black rubber
puck nears the aluminum fairlead. Stop magnets in
the puck trigger sensors in the fairlead which prevent
the winch from pulling in the rope any further.