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Found an unknown wire under the dash
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Anybody have these wires behind the main fuse block, white, red, small green & yellow with orange stripe?
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From: Woodbridge, Ontario, CA
The adjustable pedal switch has seven wires that are coloured as follows: three black wires (which are ground), one light blue with orange, one light blue with red, one light blue with black and one red with light blue striped wire. If those are the colours of wires you see, then we've identified that connector.
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John, I just went out to my truck to have a look to see if I could find that connector. It appears that IS the connector for the adjustable pedal switch. The wires to that connector should be wrapped in red electrical tape, which brings up another interesting question. Is your truck even equipped with power adjustable pedals? I know that your truck is a Lariat, that is equipped with power heated seats. But it seems redundant to have adjustable pedals too, if it has power seats. If the answer is NO, to adjustable pedals, I guess we now know that even on trucks not equipped, the wiring to it is still present. Another piece of useless information I guess.
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From: Southern Cal
You have to get into the under dash fuse block and power up first before using.
I used aux #1 switch for additional front beams.
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how do I wire my up fitter switches
i just wired up my up fitter switches in my dashboard and now I have (1) yellow wire for aux 1 (1) green and brown wire for aux 2 (1) violet and green wire for Aux 3 and (1) brown wire for aux 4 I want to wire front strobe to one switch, rear strobes to another switch and halogen lights to another switch don't i need two wires per switch where do i get the second wire from ????I am confused can somebody hook me up with a sketch or explain it to me
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From: Yuba City, Ca
The up fitter switches only provide power. The ground wire is grounded to the body or frame. Unless you need two power wires the use a butt connector.
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