SOOOO bright! LED lights added!
#46
No problem, I hope it works out for you. I hate hearing about something I recommend is having problems for someone. Mine have been great, but Donovan had a problem with his,
Your piaa wiring should work fine. Even better if they already have a relay. Never hurts to have a relay, those these don't require one.
The great thing about amazon prime is their shipping and return policy.
Your piaa wiring should work fine. Even better if they already have a relay. Never hurts to have a relay, those these don't require one.
The great thing about amazon prime is their shipping and return policy.
#47
You will have about a 20" section of cable from the LED light that simply requires power and ground. You can just ground the black wire to the chassis and the red wire to your relay. This light only uses about 120watts, so it shouldn't take much. Your Upfitter #1 & #2 switches both are relayed from the factory at 25 and 20 amps, which are MORE THAN ENOUGH to power the LED light bar without needing an additional relay. You can simply wire the power direct from either Upfitter. Switch #3 is 15amp and #4 is 10amp, so they to can power the light.
#48
Light
With Shipping cost being so I high I would recommend getting from Amazon.
#49
#50
you have them under the dash too?
under the dash, just to the left of the opening after you pull the panel, two wire harnesses, one with a big bundle, has the passthrus, other has the upfitter wires..
see the tech sticky at the top of the forum for a link to the doc that shows the pics.. (not the engine bay side)
#51
Link to helpful PDF wiring diagrams
You may need to look around through these to find your wiring diagram, but there are several diagrams that I have found helpful in finding wires and understanding wire layouts.
https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/
https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas...rical_v1.1.pdf
TSB bulletins are published among the links as well.
https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/
https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas...rical_v1.1.pdf
TSB bulletins are published among the links as well.
#52
Wow, interesting. What was the output voltage you had going to it? What did you have it connected to? I hope the up fitters weren't the cause.
#53
Voltage
Line was at 16 volts not sure the amps. A bit too much for the light.
Still using it, just missing 3 LED. Its a great camp flood light.
#54
You purchased 2 though right?
#57
I ended up removing front lic plate and mounting inside that open area. So far I like how it looks. Maybe someday I will put a true lightbar mount off of the front tow hooks but right now this seems to work well. I will try to get a pic up this week but I'm out of town right now and not sure how to do it from my phone.
#58
#60
LED light bar cover
Well, now that I have my light bar installed, it got me thinking...
Last year when I was travelled to/from Virginia and Alberta for a hunting trip, I ended up kicking off quite a bit of ice that had built up on the front of my cousin's GMC truck. The ice was several inches thick and had even gotten as high as the headlights.
I suspect the repeated assault on the lens over time from road grime, salt and sand will handicap the effectiveness of the light.
In researching this subject I learned that some states are beginning to require covers for auxiliary lights, although I haven't been able to identify which states that may be.
I have been unable to find a cover for this brand of light. Has anyone found a removable cover for the lens to protect it when not in use?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Last year when I was travelled to/from Virginia and Alberta for a hunting trip, I ended up kicking off quite a bit of ice that had built up on the front of my cousin's GMC truck. The ice was several inches thick and had even gotten as high as the headlights.
I suspect the repeated assault on the lens over time from road grime, salt and sand will handicap the effectiveness of the light.
In researching this subject I learned that some states are beginning to require covers for auxiliary lights, although I haven't been able to identify which states that may be.
I have been unable to find a cover for this brand of light. Has anyone found a removable cover for the lens to protect it when not in use?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.