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Broken rear tail light (my fault) - instructions on how to move BIS sensor to new tail light

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I ended it getting this resolved. I posted a video going through the install incase anyone needs it in the future as well as some of the issues i had with my particular truck with the clips.

 

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Running into an issue. I was missing a retaining clip, so I picked up this one ( W721530-S300 / https://ford.oempartsonline.com/oem-parts/ford-tail-lamp-assembly-retainer-w721530s300 ) from my local Ford dealer parts department, but the hole is way too big. Anyone have an idea on finding the right part?
Did you have any luck finding the part that matches the factory installed part? The part listed on the Ford parts website is the one you bought, but it is not the same as what is in the truck from the factory.
 

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Did you have any luck finding the part that matches the factory installed part? The part listed on the Ford parts website is the one you bought, but it is not the same as what is in the truck from the factory.

I ended up replacing mine with "Light Bar Fastener - Ford (W721531-S300)" which fit perfectly. I'm not sure, but Ford kept suggesting "Tail Lamp Assembly Retainer - Ford (W721530-S300)" which ended up being way too small, maybe that is right for some of the trucks, but just be aware of the different styles. I'm recommend looking at your clips before you order to make sure you get the right style. I show both the clips and the part numbers @ 17:30 in my video -
 

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Finally found and got a new tail light from eBay and did the install today. I moved the blind spot from my broken tail light and everything works perfectly (no programming needed).
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To move the BIS system:
  1. First you have to undo 3 t-25 screws on the back of the tail light
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  2. Then pull out the module and then remove the 2 t-25 hold down screws that keep the module against the cover plate.
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  3. Then you remove the plug.
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  4. Once out, you just repeat the same process on the replacement light
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I need to replace one of my taillights. If I have this correct, they have sensors in them and if I order a new part from Ford, it will come with a new sensor, but that has to be reprogrammed to work. So if I order the taillight and then move the sensor from the old light to the new light (assuming it's not damaged) than it should work without any additional programming. Correct?

The steps you took and the pictures are incredibly helpful. I'll be following along. Thank you!
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