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I don’t have any idea how much it would cost, but it will take a little time if the person is particular like me. I presume any automotive mechanic familiar with wiring could do it for you.
The pass through wires were too short to work with, so I ran wires (switches 1-4) from the relay box through a grommet under the passenger seat to behind the glovebox. I bought 4 female cigarette lighter socket pigtails. There are some points behind the kick plate that can serve as a ground.
I cut a hole in the dash pad, and ran a piece of automotive conduit from there to the glovebox area. I fished the wires through that, keeping the original accessory male cigarette sockets. I left the sockets intact because at least 1 of my accessories had a step down voltage, and can not be wired directly to 12 volts.
Hope this helps.
The pass through wires were too short to work with, so I ran wires (switches 1-4) from the relay box through a grommet under the passenger seat to behind the glovebox. I bought 4 female cigarette lighter socket pigtails. There are some points behind the kick plate that can serve as a ground.
I cut a hole in the dash pad, and ran a piece of automotive conduit from there to the glovebox area. I fished the wires through that, keeping the original accessory male cigarette sockets. I left the sockets intact because at least 1 of my accessories had a step down voltage, and can not be wired directly to 12 volts.
Hope this helps.
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Thank you, that does help. I wish I were brave enough to try doing it on my own, but I think I'll call the local Ford dealer and see what they say. I think I would want them all terminated with female 12v sockets at the end so I could plug in male sockets with USB ports.
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