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Old 10-07-2011, 06:45 PM
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how to work aux switchs

I have 4 aux switchs in my 08 f350 four door I just cant figure out how to run anything to them I have lights I want to hook up but I don't know where to run them to so i can turn themon by the aux switch is there like a hidden box or something can someone help me wit step by step directions on how to do this ?
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Their are 4 wires just under the driverside dash ,closer to above emergency brake, they may have white tape from factory saying aux , otherwise its a yellow ,green/brown, violet/green,and brown wires ,they have blunt cuts with a black end on them. they are live and ready for you ,looking at switches starting w/#1 they go to right in order ,the yellow(aux#1) and green/brown (aux #2)are the ones youll want ,they are hooked to a 30amp fuse ,run all your wires accordinglly get your power wire from lights inside truck thru firewall , and hook to one or both wires depending on how many lights you want/have ,this should put you in the right direction ,FYI the other remaining switches 3,&4 are a 10 amp(3) ,and 15amp(4)
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