2006 F150 Daytime Running Lights
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SSCULLY,
Thank you so much for your reply. Heres what I did. I cut the Tan with white stripe wire about 2 inches from the 10 pin connector ( the white wire with the black stripe is next to it). AS you said the parking lights and the instrumentation illumination does not work. I then found a fuse (#18) in the fuse box on the passenger side kick panel that is hot when the ignition switch is ON. I ran a wire from this #18 fuse to the Tan with white stripe wire that I cut at the 10 pin connector. The fog lights did not come on. My headlight switch is in the Auto mode during all of this. Does this make any difference?
Thank you again for helping me.
Joe
Thank you so much for your reply. Heres what I did. I cut the Tan with white stripe wire about 2 inches from the 10 pin connector ( the white wire with the black stripe is next to it). AS you said the parking lights and the instrumentation illumination does not work. I then found a fuse (#18) in the fuse box on the passenger side kick panel that is hot when the ignition switch is ON. I ran a wire from this #18 fuse to the Tan with white stripe wire that I cut at the 10 pin connector. The fog lights did not come on. My headlight switch is in the Auto mode during all of this. Does this make any difference?
Thank you again for helping me.
Joe
Last edited by LWSENIOR; Jul 22, 2013 at 10:52 PM.
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Originally Posted by LWSENIOR
Hey SSCULLY,
Where'd you go , I still need help!!
Where'd you go , I still need help!!
I have a full time job, and I am out of town this week.
Stop sending me emails.