Nice job, thank you for taking the time to do this. I appreciate how long it takes to put videos together.
Step 1 is so you don't wack your head on the frunk latch 3x before you decide to remove it =)I just did this today. There is no reason for step 1, removing the frunk latch bar. It's not in the way of anything and isn't an item that's required to be removed to get to something else.
Also the "optional" acorn nuts shown at step 5 are the outside mounting bolts for the "monobrow" light bar ("grill fascia lamp") and since that's not being removed don't touch them.
The gap in the inner frunk hood panel that the wires are routed through is plenty big so fishing the lines through there is probably one of the easiest things to do in this procedure.
Also, there is a common ground point just forward of the positive jump terminal to attach your ground wire to. You'll see about 5-6 other small ground wires attached to one ring attached to the body with an 8mm bolt. That's the one I used.
As for the fuses in the BCMC that's taking me a bit more research. According to the fuse box diagram (attached) the fuse that was used in the video appears to be fuse F22.
And according to the docs that is the fuse for the Power Steering Control Module (PSCM).
So Fuse 48 is the Heated Rear Seat Module (end of the row that F22 is on), but I can't even find this Fuse 181 reference in the docs at all. I got this diagram from the PTS wiring manual today since I was having a hard time locating any other useful reference.
My light works, I just haven't decided what fuse I'll eventually end up tapping to get it to come on when the parking lights do.
Yeah, the fuse panel in the docs doesn't even show a fuse where that tap is going. In either the owner's manual copy or the wiring diagram copy in PTS.
Anyway I'll keep at it.
Mike
That's what I thought as well because it's on their site with it. So either it only does when you use the T connector or it never did. I installed another one today for a friend, still took me an hour, it had no boot animation either.
Putco has Lightning specific-versions of plug-n-play Ford emblems for both front and rear in the works, along with a light blade for under the tailgate, supposed to be out next month according to a person I spoke with there last week.
