Ford Upfitter Switches
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My 2011 F-250 is equipped with upfitter switches. I want to add some lights to help with night launching and backing up and lights in the bed. Has anyone added anything to the switches? Where are the wires that go to the switches? Any one got any recommendations on good back up lights? Thanks
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My 2011 F-250 is equipped with upfitter switches. I want to add some lights to help with night launching and backing up and lights in the bed. Has anyone added anything to the switches? Where are the wires that go to the switches? Any one got any recommendations on good back up lights? Thanks
#3
I did it on my snowmobile trailer through the trailer plug (not the 4 prong but the larger one. When I put it into revers the lights come on. It works real nice, I have 4 fog lights on there.
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My 2011 F-250 is equipped with upfitter switches. I want to add some lights to help with night launching and backing up and lights in the bed. Has anyone added anything to the switches? Where are the wires that go to the switches? Any one got any recommendations on good back up lights? Thanks
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Regarding lights.....
www.rigidindustries.com
There is no question that they are the top of the line...
Many offroad shops sell them. We sell them as well if you need help getting them.
There is a new one called a SRM that is just coming out that is smaller if you are not looking for huge light.
We have been putting them on some boats, and we are going to put them on the shop trucks as well.
www.rigidindustries.com
There is no question that they are the top of the line...
Many offroad shops sell them. We sell them as well if you need help getting them.
There is a new one called a SRM that is just coming out that is smaller if you are not looking for huge light.
We have been putting them on some boats, and we are going to put them on the shop trucks as well.
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Performance Boat Center-FL
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Wright Performance, MTI, Cigarette, Sunsation
Last edited by Tim G.; 04-19-2012 at 08:24 AM.
#9
Rather than re-type it all, see here.
http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/10...ml#post9494561
The variable potentiometer (pot) is the way I went. That way you can tune the idle rpms on demand. I drilled a small hole through the fuse panel cover and mounted it there. I used switch #3 because it's the lowest AMP rating, so to save the higher current circuits available for other future purposes.
http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/10...ml#post9494561
The variable potentiometer (pot) is the way I went. That way you can tune the idle rpms on demand. I drilled a small hole through the fuse panel cover and mounted it there. I used switch #3 because it's the lowest AMP rating, so to save the higher current circuits available for other future purposes.


