turn interior lights off on f150
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turn interior lights off on f150
I know this question gets asked a lot. I have read forums from other web sites and searched all through this site. Everyone has different suggestions but no positive answers. I think FORD should take this into consideration and design the interior light relay to be turned on or off.
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turn interior lights off on f150
1999 F150 ext cab.
1. Behind Driver side kick panel, gray harness, black wire with yellow stripe.
Cut it and leave your self plenty of wire to work with.
2. Behind Passenger side kick panel, gray harness, black wire with purple stripe.
Cut it and do the same as the other.
3. I used 18 awg wire but 20 would be fine too. Splice the wires on the passenger side and run them to where you would like your switch on the dash.
Note: Make sure you mark all of your wires to keep them in the sequence that they run now.
4. Splice the driver side wires and run them to the other wires you just ran from the passenger side.
Bare with me: the wires closest to the harneses from both sides go together and the other two go together.
5. Plug them into a switch that does not have to be grounded and you are good to go.
With your swich off, You can still turn on the interior lights from the factory switch and when you use your remote entry, the lights will come on long enough for you to see to get in and then they go off. Leave the doors open as long as you want... NO LIGHTS!!
Then, of course, when you turn your switch on, they work normal.....
Thank You and have a vice day
1. Behind Driver side kick panel, gray harness, black wire with yellow stripe.
Cut it and leave your self plenty of wire to work with.
2. Behind Passenger side kick panel, gray harness, black wire with purple stripe.
Cut it and do the same as the other.
3. I used 18 awg wire but 20 would be fine too. Splice the wires on the passenger side and run them to where you would like your switch on the dash.
Note: Make sure you mark all of your wires to keep them in the sequence that they run now.
4. Splice the driver side wires and run them to the other wires you just ran from the passenger side.
Bare with me: the wires closest to the harneses from both sides go together and the other two go together.
5. Plug them into a switch that does not have to be grounded and you are good to go.
With your swich off, You can still turn on the interior lights from the factory switch and when you use your remote entry, the lights will come on long enough for you to see to get in and then they go off. Leave the doors open as long as you want... NO LIGHTS!!
Then, of course, when you turn your switch on, they work normal.....
Thank You and have a vice day
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