Found on the road DEAD
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From: On the road in Ohio
Found on the road DEAD
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NOT!!!!!!!! 
sorry could not resist...I did not mean to tease all you troll hunters so you can all put yours away guns and other means of killing Trolls...
Anyways I got me new truck a 02 v10 crew lariat Pretty sweet and in great shape I just need a few more ponies to pull loads with..the 5.4 was great but..
anyways
On to my question...I have the amber roof lights, is there a way to put them on a separate switch ? so I can turn them on /off on there own ?.. if so what color wire is it and what amp size witch should i use?
Btw here is a picture of the newest addition..
NOT!!!!!!!! sorry could not resist...I did not mean to tease all you troll hunters so you can all put yours away guns and other means of killing Trolls...
Anyways I got me new truck a 02 v10 crew lariat Pretty sweet and in great shape I just need a few more ponies to pull loads with..the 5.4 was great but..
anyways
On to my question...I have the amber roof lights, is there a way to put them on a separate switch ? so I can turn them on /off on there own ?.. if so what color wire is it and what amp size witch should i use?
Btw here is a picture of the newest addition..
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From: Lower Hudson Valley, N.Y.
I asked a similar question because I'd like to put them on my '05 F250. There's a wiring harness that plugs them into the main lighting. I don't know the colors but the wires come down the A pillar to a plug. Intercept them near the plug then hook them into a relay or use an Upfitters switch if you have one.
Anyone have their accurate [read- non-Haynes] wiring diagram handy?
Later...
Brewster...
Anyone have their accurate [read- non-Haynes] wiring diagram handy?
Later...
Brewster...
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From: On the road in Ohio
Thanks Brewster, I will see if I can pull the A piller cover off to expose the wires,
drivers side I presume?
I want to mount to switch right next to the headlight switch, and want to find something factory looking.
drivers side I presume?
I want to mount to switch right next to the headlight switch, and want to find something factory looking.
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From: Lower Hudson Valley, N.Y.
Check this link:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...s-present.html
Also:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...nd-system.html
His topic was mainly the sound system but he had pics of the cab interior with everything removed. The second link shows the wiring best.
Hope this helps.
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Brewster...
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...s-present.html
Also:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...nd-system.html
His topic was mainly the sound system but he had pics of the cab interior with everything removed. The second link shows the wiring best.
Hope this helps.
Later...
Brewster...
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From: NJ
I don't understand why you would want to do that, but the wire comes down the passenger side to the kick panel. If you don't have the overhead console it will be a 12 pin or so connector with only 2 wires used, Black and Brown. (If you do have the console it will be the same plug but with more wires) Cut the brown and extend both half's to your new switch and your done. You won't need any additional fuse as the circuit is already fused.
