How To Wire Up 4-Pin In/Out LED Rocker Switch  

I spoke with my contact at Bulldog Winch and he was able to send me a diagram that shows how the In/Out Rocker Switch part #BDW20261 wires up.

You should be able to use the In/Out LED Rocker Switch For Bulldog Winch #BDW20261 for your winch. If you take a look at the linked video you can see this switch being installed if you forward to about the 10:00 mark. You do need to make sure it is…

The #BDW20261 will fit all Bull Dog winches that have 4 pin switches. If instead you need a 5 pin switch you would want the part #BDW20258. Take out the switch of your winch and count the pins to see which you would need.

I recommend using the In/Out LED Rocker Switch For Bulldog Winch - 4 Pin - White #BDW20261, which would be the closest rocker switch we've got that will work with your Bulldog winch.

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