renato23
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Been hoping to find this information but doesn't even know where to start looking at.
I'm not an electrician so maybe it's a silly question but I have nowhere else to ask or search.
I recently installed some electrical components to my 25 Ranger:
1. LED bar at front bumper: It's connected directly to the battery and I have a switch next to the steering wheel to turn it ON/OFF but I need it to be ON only when the ignition is turned on, so even if I forget my switch ON it looses power when I remove my key from ignition. I know Raptors have the AUX from factory, any ideas on how to do it with non-raptor models?
2. Courtesy lights on the inside: This one I would like to turn on automatcaly only when my headlights are on because during daylight it's barely visible. Any suggestions on how to do this without cutting any wires and losing my warranty?
I guess the easiest way for both cases are these fuse jumpers. Am I right? How to now witch fuse to use? Thanks
I'm not an electrician so maybe it's a silly question but I have nowhere else to ask or search.
I recently installed some electrical components to my 25 Ranger:
1. LED bar at front bumper: It's connected directly to the battery and I have a switch next to the steering wheel to turn it ON/OFF but I need it to be ON only when the ignition is turned on, so even if I forget my switch ON it looses power when I remove my key from ignition. I know Raptors have the AUX from factory, any ideas on how to do it with non-raptor models?
2. Courtesy lights on the inside: This one I would like to turn on automatcaly only when my headlights are on because during daylight it's barely visible. Any suggestions on how to do this without cutting any wires and losing my warranty?
I guess the easiest way for both cases are these fuse jumpers. Am I right? How to now witch fuse to use? Thanks
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