Factory-Style Courtesy lights in an 87-91
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Factory-Style Courtesy lights in an 87-91
So ever wonder how you could go about adding under-dash courtesy lights to an 87-91 bricknose ford?
Here is my attempt.
black wire with blue tracer (or maybe vise versa) is in a brown plug behind the kick panel on the drivers side, you can either
1. cut wire, use unisulated butt crimp connector and marine heat shrink (my choice) and tap into power that way.
2. strip insulation off wire, solder it and use whatever means possible to insulate it,
3.Or use a T-tap which may sever the wire or let corrosion in.
I wrapped it up with electrical tape and used wire loom for the wire I ran to each light.
Same style lights as an 80-86 F-series and bronco, but these came out of an 82 continental.
These lights ground through the mounting brackets, so either mount it to a clean metal structure or run a ground wire.
I used existing holes underneath the dash.
Here is my attempt.
black wire with blue tracer (or maybe vise versa) is in a brown plug behind the kick panel on the drivers side, you can either
1. cut wire, use unisulated butt crimp connector and marine heat shrink (my choice) and tap into power that way.
2. strip insulation off wire, solder it and use whatever means possible to insulate it,
3.Or use a T-tap which may sever the wire or let corrosion in.
I wrapped it up with electrical tape and used wire loom for the wire I ran to each light.
Same style lights as an 80-86 F-series and bronco, but these came out of an 82 continental.
These lights ground through the mounting brackets, so either mount it to a clean metal structure or run a ground wire.
I used existing holes underneath the dash.
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