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Since hunting season is right around the corner I thought about this...
Is the interior lights on their own circuit? If so, you could rig a switch between the hot side of the fuse box and the "cold" side. Put a switch (or a relay if there is that much juice going through it) and a fuse betweem the hot and cold side and tuck it right under the dash. Walla, a switch to turn off the lights!
I plan on trying it on mine as soon as it gets out of the shop
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Supercrew 4x4 Lariat
Solid Black
5.4 Triton
3.55 Limited Slip
6750# GVWR Package
Skid Plates
Moon Roof
Sliding Rear Window
Trailer Tow - Class III
Cargo Cage
Grey Leather Captains Chairs
6-Disc CD Changer
Mods:
305/70/16 ATS, AR Atlas 16x8
Chrome Westin Steps
Planned: Dual Exhaust, Toneau Cover and Expedition Console Mod.
Another great Ford truck site -www.fseries.com
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Is the interior lights on their own circuit? If so, you could rig a switch between the hot side of the fuse box and the "cold" side. Put a switch (or a relay if there is that much juice going through it) and a fuse betweem the hot and cold side and tuck it right under the dash. Walla, a switch to turn off the lights!
I plan on trying it on mine as soon as it gets out of the shop
------------------
Supercrew 4x4 Lariat
Solid Black
5.4 Triton
3.55 Limited Slip
6750# GVWR Package
Skid Plates
Moon Roof
Sliding Rear Window
Trailer Tow - Class III
Cargo Cage
Grey Leather Captains Chairs
6-Disc CD Changer
Mods:
305/70/16 ATS, AR Atlas 16x8
Chrome Westin Steps
Planned: Dual Exhaust, Toneau Cover and Expedition Console Mod.
Another great Ford truck site -www.fseries.com
Truck Pictures
