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Are the bulbs good? Did you inspect the wiring they installed when they set the plow up? They could have done some hokey work and blew a fuse. If they used those cheap crimp taps you should replace those right away.
Being a southern boy (old geezer, actually) I know nothing about snow plows. But being somewhat electrical my first guess would be grounding. Especially if the install involved R and R of a lot of the front of the truck. A ground lug could easily have been taken loose and not replaced.
Dumb question, as i too am a southern boy with no plow experience. Does your plow have a built in set of headlights on it? Curious if they stole the upper headlight plugs to run those lights and you would need to swap them back after taking the plow off.
Typical Plow Lighting Install on 4 Headlight system -- will only let 2 headlights operate mainly because plow lights are usually only 2. If you unplug plow lighting Normal Headlight Function should return. (If wired the way I normally find them). Check with Plow Manufacture Paper Work or Online for any Wiring Help.
Typical Plow Lighting Install on 4 Headlight system -- will only let 2 headlights operate mainly because plow lights are usually only 2. If you unplug plow lighting Normal Headlight Function should return. (If wired the way I normally find them). Check with Plow Manufacture Paper Work or Online for any Wiring Help.
I think he is talking about plow being unhooked and having this problem
I installed the 16071200a adapter for Ford 250-550 2020+ w/halogens harness onto my 2016 truck-side wiring. All the part numbers were the same so I just pulled the wiring from my tundra that I traded in and installed it on the F350. I have halogen housings with GTR led bulbs. I am experiencing the same problem, I did find some corrosion on the truck wiring plugging into the headlight bulbs, cleaned that with no success. Started messing with the truck side plow wiring and I can get passenger side upper bulb to flicker but not stay on, driver side upper bulb is out. I've swapped everything to troubleshoot, all bulbs work. I think there is bad contact somewhere between 16071200a(new harness adapter) and the original truck side plow wiring. Does anyone happen to know which color wires control the upper bulbs? I will be investigating further.
I installed the 16071200a adapter for Ford 250-550 2020+ w/halogens harness onto my 2016 truck-side wiring. All the part numbers were the same so I just pulled the wiring from my tundra that I traded in and installed it on the F350. I have halogen housings with GTR led bulbs. I am experiencing the same problem, I did find some corrosion on the truck wiring plugging into the headlight bulbs, cleaned that with no success. Started messing with the truck side plow wiring and I can get passenger side upper bulb to flicker but not stay on, driver side upper bulb is out. I've swapped everything to troubleshoot, all bulbs work. I think there is bad contact somewhere between 16071200a(new harness adapter) and the original truck side plow wiring. Does anyone happen to know which color wires control the upper bulbs? I will be investigating further.
Got back to messing with the wiring today to see if I could determine an issue somewhere. After emailing a rep a few times and confirming what I did was correct, and playing around with Swapping relays from one connection to another and getting varying reaults I boiled it down to 2 things-relays or relay box. I think it may be both for me. My box is 6 years old and shows signs of corrosion, and naturally the relays are also that old and also have corrosion.
I ordered a dozen relays to replace the 6 in the box and have 6 backups. Ill see if those do the trick on monday, if not then ill order the vox and that will be that.