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| 94-98 7.3L Exterior Discussion Body and Accessories Talk |
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electrical questions for adding cab lights
I am adding these lights
to my '96 cclb. The truck didn't have the lights to begin with, but I really like the look of them. I decided to go with stock look lights. The kit is a very inexpensive one, and uses crimp-connect wiring harnesses, which aren't great, but I didn't feel like shelling out the dough for a factory one.
I'm wondering if I can just add this onto the parking light circuit, using a jumper wire. I want to know if I'm going to draw too much current on the factory parking light wire if I power it from there, or whether I should use a relay using the switched parking light wire as the turn-on lead and a separate power wire circuit. I don't honestly know the wattage of the bulbs, but they are conventional, not LED, so they'll draw the same as the stock units would have. |
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That should be fine it's worked for me on the first two trucks I put cablights on
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To wire the lights, if you get a 92-97 Fseries harness it will plug right into the passenger side kick panel |
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Well damn, Brad. If I'd seen those, I would've gone for that option. As it is, I already bought and opened the kit I bought. I did check with the local junkyard though--no trucks with cab lights intact. Hopefully this ill work alright. Thanks for the info, yngbuck. As long as it works and all the lights are lit, I'm happy.
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It should work my visor lights are wired into my drivers side parking light.
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Last I checked Ford sold the harness for $55
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