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2003-2007 Ford F250 F350 super duty 6.0 upfitter switch hook up - explanation and how-to
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2020
- How to connect Upfitter switches on a 2003-2007 Ford Super Duty: Here is a somewhat simple and quick video explaining exactly how to connect your upfitter switches to accessories: fog lights, light bars, high idle etc. Hopefully you find it helpful. If not then I guess you can continue your search. Felt cute, might delete later IDK.
Man Dude you made that so clear. I get so sick of guys who make it complicated
Thanks, I'm glad it helped! Yeah I got tired of videos not explaining clearly how to do it lol
Thank you. That is by far the best install video.
Thank you, glad it helped!
If I could give you a million thumbs up I would omg!!!! Other videos just won’t get to the damn point!! So simple exactly what I was looking for thank you!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you, glad I could help! I know I searched forever trying to find straight forward instructions and never could.
Simple straight to the point! Thank you!
You're welcome! Hope it helped 🙂
Exactly what I was looking for 🤟🏼 Thankyou for the video buddy!
No problem, glad I could help!
Best video I’ve found
Thank you! Hope it helped
clear description thank you!
No problem! Hope it helped
Thank you. I couldn't find the wires coming out of the panel
No problem! Glad it helped 😊
AWESOME never needed them but now I do and I was wondering how the heck do you connect them, would have been nice if Ford would have simply went ahead and connected the passthrus to the switches... geeze
Yeah I agree! They definitely could've made the process easier, or at the very least explained how they work lol hope this helped!
Excellent thanks for the info
No problem! I hope it helped 👍
Thank you for this video. One question and perhaps I'm being lazy and it might say so in my owners manual but are the switches already set up to relays in the fuse block? I'm looking to install the same light bar
The relay/fuse box for the switches is behind the glove box compartment. So while they're not set to the fuse box itself, they are set to a fuse and relay panel
Keep it up, and thank you 😊 GBU
Thank you! No problem, hope it helped!
Thabjnuou brother thank you…to confirm…it’s ok to use Aux 3 (10 amp) for a light bar?
That's hard to say for sure, as it depends on the size and wattage needed for the lightbar. (10a x 12v = 120w) so if it's 100w or less I would think it would be fine. The closer to 120w you get, the higher chance of popping the fuse
Well done
Thank you! I hope it helped 😊
Random question…the harness that the aux wires and sticker on has a white connector at the end, and wasn’t plugged into anything and I couldn’t find a plug for it to go into. Is that normal??
If I'm understanding your question correctly, the wires with the sticker on it should be wired to your aux switches through the main harness. They are already powered through the fuse box I believe. So you'd essentially connect the positive wire of whatever accessory you're installing to that wire, (assuming it is indeed connected to harness) then grounding it somewhere to compete the circuit for the switch. I hope that helps
Unless if you are talking about the passthrough wires up higher. Those are not connected to anything, they are simply there to make it easier to add an accessory to the outside of the vehicle, while being able to connect the inside part to one of the aux switch wires
What switches can you use and where do you install them in the dash panel?
If your vehicle doesn't already have the upfitter switches, you can buy any switch/button panel and install it
What did you end up grounding the light to??
Sorry for the late reply. I grounded it to the bracket of the bumper. There was a screw there so I backed it out a little and connected it to that and tightened screw back down. Any metal surface that's connected to the frame in some way will work though.
Will this allow for Ford switch panel??? Or need to splice the wiring in?
If you're talking about the Ford switches that are pre-installed in the vehicle, yes.
@supert3765 want sure if the plugs were there or not in the harness
Ah yes, there will be power already hard wired to the aux switches. It's just a matter of connecting those to either the pass thru wires, or to your own wires (that then attach to whatever you're connecting)
What do I do if I have intiror light bar for plowing and I want it to the aux switch?
If it's inside, you could just run the positive wire from the light bar to the aux switch wires (the labeled wires under dash) and not use the pass through wires (red, blue, black etc) then just find a place to ground the other wire from light bar
10 cuss words and a tantrum. I'm connecting a CB inside the cab and my Aux switches are already hot so I'm thinking 2 cuss words and no tantrum.
Which wire controls the high idle I get conflicting info
It's the purple with green stripe wire. Just attach that to your number four upfitter switch (which is orange with blue stripe) You'll need to have the ebrake pushed down for it to work
@@supertrenty okay some people say it is an orange wire so I get a bit confused and do not want to wreck anything. I wish I could find a diagram of what each wire is for.
@@GusgusA1 yeah I know how that is. Mine was already connected when I got my truck, but from the 6.0 groups I'm in it seems to be the consensus on that wire. I'll double check some other places
@@GusgusA1 here's a good forum on the high idle mod www.thedieselstop.com/threads/howto-05-06-high-idle-aic-seic-bcp.73683/
Does this only work if they come from ford with it? I want to add them to my 04 f550
You should be able to wire it close to the same. You would maybe have to run the hot wire directly through the firewall to the battery, or to the fuse panel. Then the other wire to the accessory. However, I think all models have the wires, but you'd have to check under the hood for the pass through wires, and the fuse panel for the hot wires.
"Kind of a pain in the ass"
Well... it is a Ford 😅😅😅
Haha you're absolutely correct! I don't know why I thought it would be smooth 😂
@@supertrenty I've been driving nothing but Fords for almost 30 years .... so I knew.
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f'in Schweet, scha-wing
Thanks, hope it helped!
were you able to wire up the brake controller too? also what year is this truck?
Luckily, my brake controller was factory installed so I didn't need to wire it up. This is a 2007 F350