Back up lights

[MysticLandscape]

I have a 2006 F350, how would I go about wiring back up lights to the AUX switch? I tried to fool around with it but I am not that smart when it comes to eletronics.

[BSDeality]

you have to manually wire the switches under the dashboard. Then on the engine compartment side there are 4 wires sticking through the firewall in a bundle. Just wire the lights to which ever wire you wired to the switch. the wires come plumbed, but not connected. I found some instructions online with plenty of details. I have my Strobes, reverse lights and the high-idle wired in on my AUX switches.

[MysticLandscape]

Got a link?

[BSDeality]

https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/non-html/Q117.pdf

[MysticLandscape]

Thanks I will try it tomorow

[Allen's LS]

https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/non-html/Q117.pdf

BSDeality, You wouldn't happen to have something like that for a 2002 F-250 Super Duty would you? I looked but couldn't find or didn't know how to find those bulletines. :usflag: :drinkup:

[BSDeality]

What were you looking for? the AUX switches are only on the 2005+ Superduty's. and as far as I know you can't put a aux switch panel (factory anyways) into the dash of a pre 05.

If you were asking about the high idle, I believe the 7.3L PSD's require a module of some sort to accomplish the same task. I came across it while searching for the H.I. for my 6.0 PSD.

A complete list of bodybuilder specs/pdfs: https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckBBAS/topics/f-sd.html

[Oldtimer]

Get the White night back up lights and the 7 pin adapter.

http://www.whitenight.com

They can be installed in 5 minutes and really put out a lot of light.


Oldtimer