Warn PowerPlant owners - anyone fab a plug for in-cab controls?

[brasskey]

Has anyone with PowerPlant made a plug for the remote input in order to have in-cab controls for the winch and compressor? I came across someone that used to make them on a forum (http://www.jkowners.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6203) but he doesn't make them anymore. 12Volt Guy has the panels, but I can't find another source for plugs. The poster has a pretty detailed walk-through, so I can tackle it if I need to. But, I just wanted to see if anyone knows of a source before I dive into it. Thanks.

 

[dsy]

I was lucky enough to get one of the plugs John made and it has worked great. If I had not gotten that I would have just bought another remote from Warn and cut the controller off and hard wired it in.

Doug

 

[brasskey]

I was lucky enough to get one of the plugs John made and it has worked great. If I had not gotten that I would have just bought another remote from Warn and cut the controller off and hard wired it in.

Doug

I didn't think about cutting off a controller. That might be the way to go. Thanks.

 

[Antichrist]

I don't know how the connector is on the winch, but I'd look seriously at replacing it with a standard socket, replace the end on the controller with it's match and install a socket in the cab. I think it's utterly stupid of Warn to use proprietary connectors. Ok, smart for them (because you have to buy them from Warn) but rude to customers.
A lot of people just mount SPDT momentary switches in the cab to run their winch. Since you need to control the compressor it would take more than one switch.

 

[md_rubi]

I was lucky enough to get one of the plugs John made and it has worked great. If I had not gotten that I would have just bought another remote from Warn and cut the controller off and hard wired it in.

Doug

im getting around to installing the wire but i am having issues connecting the wires. the wire colors seem to be different from the instrustions.

 

[toymaster]

Here is the diagram from Warn. Just make sure you realize which way to look at the plug per the drawing or the wires/pins will seem different. When it says "wire side" it is the side the wires are soldered to the pins.