2010 F150 Lariat SCrew 4x4 Fuse location
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2010 F150 Lariat SCrew 4x4 Fuse location
I recently installed an after-market back up camera, which worked fine...then yesterday, I installed a Rampage Light Bar with reverse lights. My backup lights (stock) worked fine until I realized I made a 'boo-boo'...and when I tapped into the camera power cable (forgot there was 2 wires in it), the camera stopped working (the backup lights on the light bar haven't worked yet). I've since fixed the wiring problems...but the lights still won't come on and neither does the camera. I've been searching thru the owners manual as well as checking every fuse that the book said had anything to do with the backup lights...and each one is fine. Now, I know that just because the book says the fuse is X, it may not always be correct. With that being that case, can someone please help me figure out what fuse it actually my be...and also, is it in the fuse box or in the power distribution box under the hood. Thanks!!
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You have a few things.
1. the DTR ( Digital Trans Range ) Sensor feeds the reversing lamp relay.
This is BJB Fuse # 54 to the DTR to the coil on the reversing lamp relay.
- Same circuit to the coil is also to the auto dimming mirror and rear view camera display for the factory camera
2. BJB Fuse # 43 to the Normally open contacts on the reversing lamp relay and then to the gray w/ brown stripe wire.
- Also to BJB Fuse # 56 to the 7 pin trailer tow adapter.
From the sound of it, you need to check both pins on the back of the fuse# 43, with the fuse installed, and the truck in reverse and the key in the run position.
- no need to have the engine running, and remember to take safety measures, parking brake, wheel chocks, do not get in front, behind it or under it, etc.
1. the DTR ( Digital Trans Range ) Sensor feeds the reversing lamp relay.
This is BJB Fuse # 54 to the DTR to the coil on the reversing lamp relay.
- Same circuit to the coil is also to the auto dimming mirror and rear view camera display for the factory camera
2. BJB Fuse # 43 to the Normally open contacts on the reversing lamp relay and then to the gray w/ brown stripe wire.
- Also to BJB Fuse # 56 to the 7 pin trailer tow adapter.
From the sound of it, you need to check both pins on the back of the fuse# 43, with the fuse installed, and the truck in reverse and the key in the run position.
- no need to have the engine running, and remember to take safety measures, parking brake, wheel chocks, do not get in front, behind it or under it, etc.
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Thanks!!
SSCULLY,
I checked fuse #43 (20 amp) yesterday and it was blown...I replaced it and now the camera and backup lights are working. Still haven't gotten the backup lights on the Rampage light bar working yet, but I have figured out why and I'm going to fix that.
Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it!!!!!!
J.R.
I checked fuse #43 (20 amp) yesterday and it was blown...I replaced it and now the camera and backup lights are working. Still haven't gotten the backup lights on the Rampage light bar working yet, but I have figured out why and I'm going to fix that.
Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it!!!!!!
J.R.