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| 99-03 7.3L Exterior Discussion Body and Accessories Talk |
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Installing Backup Lights with a dedicated switch
I have a 2000 F350 Superduty and need to install some additional lights for:
Hooking up the trailer Hookin up the boat Loading and unloading the boat I would like to have a switch in the cab for it, but, not really sure if I just run the wires from the switch to the relay to the battery and then back to the lights? Already have the lights just a bit tenative on the wiring. Dean |
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The relay should be marked. You'll have the input (from the battery), the output (to the lights), a ground and the trigger (from your switch).
Take a look at this - It may answer some of your questions. Wiring a Relay for Accessories |
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