WARN© Authorized Service and Repair Center • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HOW TO PURCHASE PARTS: If the circled numbers in the drawings below appear highlighted in blue, point your mouse at the item numbers for part names and numbers. While pointing at the item number you wish to purchase, click it to add it to your cart. If the circled numbers are not blue, you will find a list of part numbers below the drawing. Click the part number to add it to your cart. M12000 12,000 lb. Winch THIS PAGE COVERS P/N 17801 P/N 17801 Oil Bath Lubricated Model All serial numbers Click on the item number of the part you need to replace M12000 12,000 lb.

Winch P/N 17801 Serial numbers up to 41371 Click on the item number of the part you need to replace M12000 12,000 lb. Winch P/N 17801 Serial numbers 40642 to 64243 Click on the item number of the part you need to replace M12000 12,000 lb. Winch P/N 17801 serial numbers 64244 to 72929 Click on the item number of the part you need to replace. *WARN WIRELESS CONTROL SYSTEM CONTROL YOUR WINCH WITH NO STRINGS (OR WIRES) ATTACHED. The WARN Wireless Control System lets you operate your truck's winch remotely from up to 50' away. The system will work with any WARN winch with a 5-wire electrical system.

Warn M8000 Winch Breakdown - Winch Wear Posted in How To: Electrical on August 1, 2007. You can find an exploded parts diagram in your original Warn manual, along with a parts list. Www.warn.com Customer Service / Service Clients: 1-800-543-9276. Manual Always Wear Hearing and Eye Protection Never Use Winch as a Hoist. Never let winch rope slip through your hands. WARN INDUSTRIES 6 SAFE WORKING CONDITIONS WARNING Always stand clear, keep hands clear.

The system is easy to install and a cinch to use. For easy installation, the Wireless Control System comes with a receiver with an internal antenna, and all of the necessary mounting hardware. The receiver is potted for extreme resistance to water and the elements. The weather-proof transmitter has two large buttons that make it easy to operate, even while wearing gloves, and its two-color LED provides operator feedback.

When installed, the system is simple to operate. To begin activation, hold down both buttons on the transmitter for five seconds until the two-color LED turns green. This indicates the system has been activated. To begin the winching process, hold down the power-in or power-out buttons, and the LED will turn red, showing that winching is in process. The LED will blink if the transmitter's battery is low.

System automatically turns off to conserve battery life. With the WARN Wireless Control System, you can now operate your winch with no strings (or wires) attached.

Wireless Control System for WARN Truck/SUV winches How to use our exploded view image map catalog system: Hovering your mouse cursor over the item number of a part will show the name and a description of the part as well as the part number (may not work in all browsers). Clicking on it will add the item to your shopping cart. In some cases, two versions of a part may be available, such as a 12V or 24V option. In these cases, the second option description is shown inside ( ) parenthesis along with the phrase 'call us to order.' Clicking on the item number will add the first option part to your shopping cart. If you want to order the part option in the parenthesis instead, please call us. Some items which appear on the exploded views are not currently listed in the catalog - call us for information if the part you want is not currently catalogued.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT & INFORMATION: Have Winch Questions? Our 'Tech Talk Technician' is on call from 8:30 am - Noon PST to answer your winch questions!

Iam finally getting around to installing that Warn M12000 I purchased from a fellow ih8mud member at the beginning of the summer. I did a search, and have talked to Warn today.but I still have two questions. The 'motor ground' Item #30 in the diagram - this attaches to the bolt on the oposite side of the warn winch that has the F1, F2, and A Terminals?