Power Wagon Registry

I just bought my 2006 PW and it didn't have the winch controller. Can anyone confirm if the Warn wireless controller will work with this winch. From what I've read on this forum and on. Warn's website, it appears as though it will, but I would like to confirm before ordering. Also, how are people liking their wireless controller? Any issues? Thank you in advance.

I got one. No issues with it. Works good.

I like mine. Only complaint is that there is a small delay from hitting the button to the winch moving, so you have to plan for this.

Also use and like mine...

Having the ability to work from anywhere within range is so handy. Being able to check the line as things get tensioned for kinks, binding, or being cut on something really helps solo operators.

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Perfect, thank you for the replies gentlemen. Sounds like the wireless controller is the way to go, cheaper than the wired controller.

Anyone have correct part numbers? Both wireless and wired?
MIne is 2012 PW. Thanks/Fred
In addition the Support team at WARN say that the Chrysler winch "called" warn will not work with the remote. So any info on where you got a working wireless remote and part number is much appreciated.
Thanks

One of the best things you can do, can get away from the truck, control it from the end of the rope, just way better all around

Fred wrote:Anyone have correct part numbers? Both wireless and wired?
MIne is 2012 PW. Thanks/Fred
In addition the Support team at WARN say that the Chrysler winch "called" warn will not work with the remote. So any info on where you got a working wireless remote and part number is much appreciated.
Thanks

BS...

It's 100% Warn.

I use the old style remote, WARN 76080 Winch Wireless Control. Works great!

Warn 72567 Remote Control Assy. Should be the wired control.

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Trust me, it works... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1WWl1Az0fI

I picked up one of the new style wireless remotes and love it. The receiver plugs in to where the wired one would. Simple plug and play.

Thanks for the input.
FourWheelParts had the wireless controller WARN 76080.
One minute installation and we were up and running.

There is an even newer model out. It is the Warn 90287. I just bought it on Amazon.com for $113.

Throttle 8 wrote:There is an even newer model out. It is the Warn 90287. I just bought it on Amazon.com for $113.

I just saw that on Amazon. It looks like it's a plug and play kind of thing. Thoughts: http://www.amazon.com/Warn-90287-Wirele ... image_auto

I am going to get that one over the older model with the need for wiring and remote sensor mounting location. You can just unplug it when not in use. Keep it simple.

GunniPWguy wrote:I am going to get that one over the older model with the need for wiring and remote sensor mounting location. You can just unplug it when not in use. Keep it simple.

Exactly what I was thinking! Looks like I have something to tell my wife I want for Christmas.

I like simple! I will review it when it arrives---unless anyone that already has one wants to chime in.

I love it. Got it about a month ago. Plugs right in out of the box and is ready to go.


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04Ram2500Hemi wrote:

GunniPWguy wrote:I am going to get that one over the older model with the need for wiring and remote sensor mounting location. You can just unplug it when not in use. Keep it simple.

Exactly what I was thinking! Looks like I have something to tell my wife I want for Christmas.

DITTO!

It's sweet, just don't leave the wireless module plugged in all the time. It might work it's way loose, keep it in the glove box till needed. That's the only pro of the older style wireless controllet, you permanently wired & mounted the transmitter to the winch & inside the engine compartment.

adeluca73 wrote:It's sweet, just don't leave the wireless module plugged in all the time. It might work it's way loose, keep it in the glove box till needed. That's the only pro of the older style wireless controllet, you permanently wired & mounted the transmitter to the winch & inside the engine compartment.

That's what I did, I ordered the one that plugs right into the winch but looked at it and said, "I will loose that" so I returned it and got the one with the cable and mounted the receiver portion behind the air box permanently. Put some silicone in the plug and plugged it in for good.

Too cool. Had to buy my truck a return home present.

Thanks for the link.

Got my Warn wireless winch controller in the mail today. It works FANTASTIC!
Total install time was 30 seconds----- and that includes the time it took me to drink a beer after I got it hooked up!!!!

Just got the new wireless contol for Christmas. Going to have to mess around with it later. Way to go wife!!!

I love mine