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Not sure when yours was built, but the Amazon link above to the Ford OEM Harness Plug twin pack will NOT fit my frame plugs. Have a Job 1 Platinum and the frame plugs are different. Those speaker plugs aren't plugging in to anything under the truck without serious modification.
Any ideas about the correct OEM plugs? I'd like a plug and play solution. If not, I've been soldering electronics long enough to make something work. Just wanted a modular connection if I wanted to make changes in the future.
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man I am envious you have the frame plugs- I have a 9/17 lariat and I don't see them and I would love to add accent lights to go with the puddle lights.
man I am envious you have the frame plugs- I have a 9/17 lariat and I don't see them and I would love to add accent lights to go with the puddle lights.
Added the ring terminal assembly to the main battery. Since it's not my DD, I keep it plugged in most of the time to keep both batteries charged/desulfated.
i got those adapters and they do NOT fit my frame plugs either. I have a 11/16 build lariat ultimate
You need to pull out that water-tight temporary cap from the factory harness. The one with the two little "dots" on it. Pull straight out, hard (may need to push the release tab down too - can't recall if it had one). Then the Metra harness will push right in. Again, need to push hard. I have a job #2 truck. Worked fine, but that temp plug had me fooled for a few minutes until I figured out it was a dummy.
You need to pull out that water-tight temporary cap from the factory harness. The one with the two little "dots" on it. Pull straight out, hard (may need to push the release tab down too - can't recall if it had one). Then the Metra harness will push right in. Again, need to push hard. I have a job #2 truck. Worked fine, but that temp plug had me fooled for a few minutes until I figured out it was a dummy.
Thank you for the help. Didn't realize it was a removable cap.
i'll try again today, i did remove the cap plug.
i would like to have my amp step lights run off the truck wiring instead of the amp step wiring. the lights are still in the bag
Installed the Front & Rear Husky Liners. Perfect fit as expected:
Drivers Side Front:
Passenger Side Front:
Rear 2nd Seat:
Huskys look nice. Can you comment on Husky vs Weathertech fit and quality? I’ve always had Weathertech but feel their quality is slipping and material is not very pliable. I see a lot are ordering Husky. Thanks
I was a Weathertech fan until I ordered a set of Husky Liners for the wife's car. The Husky had better coverage than WT. Since then its been Husky all the way for me. The Husky used a thicker more pliable rubber and IMO is a slight step up in quality. I've never had a fitment issue with either brand. Since they both are lazer fit and cut, they both fit like a glove. If I had to find something to pick on, I noticed that the Husky front mats seem to be thicker (and more pliable) than the rear mat on both my XL and Tundra.
10-05-2017, 10:35 AM
