Wiring Recon Big Rig Ice question
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Wiring Recon Big Rig Ice question
Just installed my Recon Big Rig Ice running LED lights bar with no problems. Connected the amber LED's to the turn signal and to head lights and everything works fine.
Now I am on the white courtesy LED's and it says in the Recon instructions simply connect the wire to the dome light/cargo fuse on the fuse panel which I did. But the problem is they are not going, they are steadily on. Anyboby can tell me what the way to do it right?? Thanks for your help, guys.
Now I am on the white courtesy LED's and it says in the Recon instructions simply connect the wire to the dome light/cargo fuse on the fuse panel which I did. But the problem is they are not going, they are steadily on. Anyboby can tell me what the way to do it right?? Thanks for your help, guys.
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Yes they are always on. I know that I found the right fuse, because if I am pulling the fuse out the dome light has no power. I am just talking about the white LED's in the bar. I want to use them as courtesy lights, they should go on and off together with the dome light. My truck is a 1999 F250.
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Yes they are always on. I know that I found the right fuse, because if I am pulling the fuse out the dome light has no power. I am just talking about the white LED's in the bar. I want to use them as courtesy lights, they should go on and off together with the dome light. My truck is a 1999 F250.
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Raptor might be right there. If he had the same thought I had, 1 more step and it might be solved.
Do you doors have the courtesy lamps in them ?
- Up to 2001 the doors had these, but you did not post the trim level on your MY F-250.
If they are in the door, the interior lamp relay output is the Black w/ Light Blue stripe wire.
The lamp in the door will go to the rubber boot from the door to the A-pillar. The inside of the A-pillar up under the dash the wires for the door are there, would take a few min to find it, but it would be on both sides.
Can you confirm the trim level on your truck, and if you have the door courtesy lamps.
Do you doors have the courtesy lamps in them ?
- Up to 2001 the doors had these, but you did not post the trim level on your MY F-250.
If they are in the door, the interior lamp relay output is the Black w/ Light Blue stripe wire.
The lamp in the door will go to the rubber boot from the door to the A-pillar. The inside of the A-pillar up under the dash the wires for the door are there, would take a few min to find it, but it would be on both sides.
Can you confirm the trim level on your truck, and if you have the door courtesy lamps.
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Raptor might be right there. If he had the same thought I had, 1 more step and it might be solved.
Do you doors have the courtesy lamps in them ?
- Up to 2001 the doors had these, but you did not post the trim level on your MY F-250.
If they are in the door, the interior lamp relay output is the Black w/ Light Blue stripe wire.
The lamp in the door will go to the rubber boot from the door to the A-pillar. The inside of the A-pillar up under the dash the wires for the door are there, would take a few min to find it, but it would be on both sides.
Can you confirm the trim level on your truck, and if you have the door courtesy lamps.
Do you doors have the courtesy lamps in them ?
- Up to 2001 the doors had these, but you did not post the trim level on your MY F-250.
If they are in the door, the interior lamp relay output is the Black w/ Light Blue stripe wire.
The lamp in the door will go to the rubber boot from the door to the A-pillar. The inside of the A-pillar up under the dash the wires for the door are there, would take a few min to find it, but it would be on both sides.
Can you confirm the trim level on your truck, and if you have the door courtesy lamps.
Trim level is XLT and I don't have any door lamps. Can't even find a switch in the door which turns the dome light on and off. I assume I have to let it go to connect the white LEDs to the dome light. Do you have any other idea to get this done? I appreciate your support.
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I would call last resort for running up the a pillar to the overhead to get it.
You can get the courtesy lamps from :
1. Right at the cab fuse panel, output of the interior lamp relay.
2. The glove box lamp
The cab fuse panel has a few connectors on it. You are looking for C242, pin #20 is the dome lamp and is that Black w. light blue stripe wire I was talking about.
This would require you to run the wire from the driver's side to the passenger side, but would get you there all the same.
The switch at the door is switching ground not power to turn on the interior lamp relay, don't bother going for that.
You can get the courtesy lamps from :
1. Right at the cab fuse panel, output of the interior lamp relay.
2. The glove box lamp
The cab fuse panel has a few connectors on it. You are looking for C242, pin #20 is the dome lamp and is that Black w. light blue stripe wire I was talking about.
This would require you to run the wire from the driver's side to the passenger side, but would get you there all the same.
The switch at the door is switching ground not power to turn on the interior lamp relay, don't bother going for that.