F-150 Lightning LED Ford Emblem Swap. Step by Step Installation DIY Video.

[butterfb]

Greenwire is intact, again the start up sequence goes and light goes on only when connecting the wire to the hot post, but when plugging it into any fuse port it will not light up at all.

how are you connecting to fuse box? Are you using the provided piggyback and plugging in both fuses. The one that came with the emblem and the one you removed from the fuse box location?
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Using piggy back with the 10 amp pulled from the fuse port that I plugged it into. Was not sent any other fuse, are two required?

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[bigtomlandry]

how are you connecting to fuse box? Are you using the provided piggyback and plugging in both fuses. The one that came with the emblem and the one you removed from the fuse box location?

Using piggy back with the 10 amp pulled from the fuse port that I plugged it into. Was not sent any other fuse, are two required?
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yes. Your logo should have come with 2 5 amp fuses with the piggyback harnesses. Both ports in the piggyback harness need to be filled for it to work. One of the 5 amps with the logo and one from the one you pulled from the fuse box

 

[BennyTheBeaver]

Using piggy back with the 10 amp pulled from the fuse port that I plugged it into. Was not sent any other fuse, are two required?

Make sure the fuse for the emblem is in the right spot if there are 2 different fuses on the FuseTap (it's the fuse across from the wire coming out). The top spot with the wire coming out is for the item you're tapping and the lower spot is for the original fuse.

 

[ma0am]

Just completed my install!
Fuse 137 as someone suggested, 20A fuse on bottom, 5A fuse on top of the fuse harness. Yes, you need indeed both I guess.
And below the green hidden wire that has to be connected for the animation to be enabled.

 

[Fyatrk]

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is there a way to hook up a line from the windshield washer to make the camera have the washer option ?
Thanks

 

[BennyTheBeaver]

is there a way to hook up a line from the windshield washer to make the camera have the washer option ?
Thanks

https://www.f150lightningforum.com/...step-installation-diy-video.11663/post-329439

 

[Fyatrk]

My Pro had the washer housing already attached.


Any photos of what that looked like?

My Pro had the washer housing already attached.

that’s all that is involved in the install?
Just splice into the washer line with that part from Tasco?
Thanks

 

[BennyTheBeaver]

My Pro had the washer housing already attached.


Any photos of what that looked like?


that’s all that is involved in the install?
Just splice into the washer line with that part from Tasco?
Thanks

Yes, as long as your camera mount already has the housing for the washer attached like my Pro with front camera did. Otherwise, you need to get the housing as well. No photos of the housing unfortunately.

 

[asianman35]

Looks like there's a t harness available now so you don't have to tap into the fuse box

 

[Pioneer74]

Looks like there's a t harness available now so you don't have to tap into the fuse box

The T harness is for an ICE F-150 that has been modified. While this will work, IMO, it makes the installation more difficult because now you have to extend the harness to the passenger side headlight instead of the fuse box.

 

[VeganF150]

is there a way to hook up a line from the windshield washer to make the camera have the washer option ?
Thanks

Yes I did that mod as well. Can get a T-line and cut the tubing near the passenger frunk hinge. To splice the line. Run the additional new tubing to the front camera washer.
Just a heads up though. If you are in freezing cold temps and driving that line may freeze due to no engine bay heat

 

[Fyatrk]

Yes I did that mod as well. Can get a T-line and cut the tubing near the passenger frunk hinge. To splice the line. Run the additional new tubing to the front camera washer.
Just a heads up though. If you are in freezing cold temps and driving that line may freeze due to no engine bay heat

Even with winter washer fluid?

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