What else do I need such as an adaptor to hook up the switch to my 1996 ford f150? Thx
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Renda, the Reese towpower comes with a pigtail so all you need is Hopkins 47205 4-Wire Flat Adapter and the mounting bracket. The adapter has the wires you need to connect to tail and turn lights and ground. You will have to run a 12 guage wire for the brakes and one for 12 volts from up front. Mike
1555473
I don't know for sure. I have a 2000 Chevy. I did buy a adaptor from Wal-Mart and it worked.
941278
Thats exactly what I did on my 2010 f150 stock radio. Use the blue wire as your remote power for your mono sub. I installed this guy hid behind my dash (check out youtube vids for your vehicle) and had my amp and sub hooked up working within 30min. Cheapeat and best option i've seen for newer vehicles. I used to install aftermarket radios with sub/amp but I really wanted to keep stock radio mainly because sync intergration and this is the best option. You won't be disappointed if you do it right.
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yeah you can use any type of switch you want you simply have to just unwire that switch and wire the new one it's really simple if you have any questions hit me up again the top of the wiring harness is very simple you need everything below it though because of the relays and fuses in the wiring harnessbut its only a couple wires on the switch
1183210
It should.. The wiring hardness is by its self and will hook to your battery and run into your truck for the switch .. Pretty simple to hook up
1080163
You need to purchase another cable for between the battery and the switch and then the other terminal on the switch connects to the car with the existing + wire. You will prob have to change the connector to attach to the existing wire.
1993066
It's not that simple, if you don't want to cut wires you'll need adapters from Metra and Scosche. If you want good results, you might also want to invest in an aftermarket receiver or an amp as most stock units don't push out as much power.
905129
just look up programing fobs on YouTube it's pretty easy took me like 5 miss and it will work if it looks like the fob for ur truck my f150 is a 97 since I would think so
2058407
With only 4-pin plug you'll need to splice into your back-up light wiring. Wasn't as difficult as I thought it might be (on a Ford Escape).
419137
I believe you would need an adapter for the power source. I used this unit in my vehicle, so my wiring harness came with the correct connecter. Contact the seller to see if you can get a .pdf of the wiring schematics, & that should give you a better idea. So other than the power source, all other connections are via RCA jacks. I hope this helped. Good luck to you.
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That depends on the vehicle. Most trucks and many suv's are prewired. For the ford trucks the wire is already ran at the factory. This particular wire adapter is made for ford trucks. Use this to add the 7 pin plug or if need to replace a damaged 7 pin and wiring. The plug in for the brake controller for ford trucks prewired under the dash and you can purchase the appropriate pigtail to match. If it hasn't been done already you may need to add the fuses and relays in the fuse panel under the hood in the dedicated spaces so you can get 12v power to trailer and power to brake controller.
1482003
You need a 4 pin brake , turning , parking light connection on your car or truck . Just plug the transmitter in and it sends signal to the lights . Make sure you use care when attaching magnetic bases , use a little duct tape to secure for greater holding power
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Ya, my 96 f350 had a wire connector by gas pedal. Read forms, turm key on jumper out connector, push lock then unlock, key off... simple 5 minutes to reprogram mine.
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The wire included is about a foot long. This does not include a switch, but any rocker switch from a local auto parts store will work.
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No on my f150 I had to splice into the brake light switch . You must also have a no 10 wire going to your control from the battery ,then back to the plug. It takes the heavy wire to handle the amps necessary to apply the brakes.
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Everything you need, yes switches, other than leads to bring power. I used 12 gauge (overkill) with its own inline fuse,
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connect both power wire to the ignition, no need for a switch.orgo to radio shack , befor it closes for good, and get a 12v flip switch and install that in your dash next to you radio sell for like 2$.
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Many vendors have plug adapters for speakers. I did not use them. I bought a wire adapter at Home Depot which crimped on the wire. I simply wired the new speakers directly using the following color code. I have a 2003 F150 King Ranch. It was easy. You will like the Pioneer speakers. Good Luck. http://www.autotoys.com/New_Tech/Wire_codes/Ford_Wire_Colors/ford_wire_colors.htm