Adding Clearance Lights to my 250
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There are a few threads about the installation, but I don't know if they mention having to purchase the harness separately. From what I have seen so far you will have to get a new harness. The upside is they are relatively inexpensive. The downside is that they are a pain to install because of tight spaces that you have to work in to route the wire and get it plugged in to the main harness behind the passenger kick panel.
If you're willing to do drill the ceiling yourself, the rest shouldn't be that bad. I've seen some kits on ebay that are "reasonable" that come with lights, harness and template for around $125 - $150. There are also aftermarket kits, but I believe they use the factory harness as well.
I'm hoping to get this mod done myself this summer.
If you're willing to do drill the ceiling yourself, the rest shouldn't be that bad. I've seen some kits on ebay that are "reasonable" that come with lights, harness and template for around $125 - $150. There are also aftermarket kits, but I believe they use the factory harness as well.
I'm hoping to get this mod done myself this summer.
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...2008-f250.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...l-writeup.html
you couldn't find ANYthing on this subject?
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...l-writeup.html
you couldn't find ANYthing on this subject?
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there are two different harness's. one for trucks w/the overhad console and one for trucks without the wire harness.
heres a good link. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...houldnt-i.html
heres a good link. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...houldnt-i.html
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