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I'm installing an aftermarket transmission controller from US Shift, a Quick-4 unit, to run my E4OD. Their kit includes a new harness with a few wires that I need to connect to existing circuits, in order to maintian factory functionality. Right now, I need to tie the reverse light signal from my range sensor to the truck's reverse lights, so those will remain functional.
First off, is there a fuse in one of the panels that protects the circuits for the reverse lights, that I should tie this reverse light signal into, or will I have to tie it directly to a wire, in order to send 12v power to the taillights from the range sensor, adding a fuse inline somewhere?
If I do have to tie directly into a wire, what colors should I be looking for?
I'm installing an aftermarket transmission controller from US Shift, a Quick-4 unit, to run my E4OD. Their kit includes a new harness with a few wires that I need to connect to existing circuits, in order to maintian factory functionality. Right now, I need to tie the reverse light signal from my range sensor to the truck's reverse lights, so those will remain functional.
First off, is there a fuse in one of the panels that protects the circuits for the reverse lights, that I should tie this reverse light signal into, or will I have to tie it directly to a wire, in order to send 12v power to the taillights from the range sensor, adding a fuse inline somewhere?
If I do have to tie directly into a wire, what colors should I be looking for?
Fuse E under the hood powers the reverse light circuit.
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