I started again late today, and you have to add a shim under the bracket I used a 3/16 piece of stock and made one.
Now the problem is finding the door lock wires, the instructions say
a pink with red and a pink with black on passenger side.
Well I opened up both sides and can not find any pink wires period.
Does anybody know if the Raptors use different color codes for the door locks?
Ok The Joker posted this I will try it
Here is a description of the Pace Edwards PowerGate. You can do a google search for similar products and prices.
FYI, the installation instructions give you the wrong wire colors, so I am told. Here are the correct colors:
Lock: gray/yellow
Unlock: purple/gray
They should be located behind kick panel near parking brake.
Hope this helps. Good luck!
http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f5/step-tail-gate-warning-806/
OK I am back with the results, the wire code from The Joker is correct the Factory Alarm is tied into them!
The problem is that Pock and Locks solenoid is only two wire reversible hookup and will not work with the truck wires
both being positive feeds. I did question Pop and Lock about that on Friday and they said the truck does that on it's own. Ha are they wrong. I did try my light probe to test the feeds coming from the two wires, I'm glad I did you can't trust anybody. I could have brunt out the alarm or worse!
I did try a dry run direct from the battery and bracket raised and bolted down it works great and is not binding on the key .
I am not and expert but I have some common sense and some knowledge.
So for now I have to wait until Monday and call them.
I suggest holding off on buying this product until I get this straighten out.
Because if we have to run to the Ford alarm dealer to add a relay (if they even make one that works that why)
to make this work or buy a Ford door selenoid and modify this thing ourselves this product is not worth it.
Sure hoping that Pop and Lock will work something out like replacing the solenoid
to a three wire or a two wire feed with the bracket being the ground.
And correcting the bracket for the right height.
Hope to have an answer on Monday.