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Mod – run mirror side spotlights at any speed What does this mod do? Allows you to run your side mirror spotlights at any speed. Normally there is a 5 MPH limit to running the spotlights Can’t this be done in Forscan? No. The side mirror spotlights power source is hard wired to a power...

No shit. Going from a Ford to a Dodge/Ram/FIAT/whatever the **** it is for build quality is just cray cray

I have BV900 hardwired using their park recording module. It contains a power management system so that it shuts off after awhile to stop battery drain. It didn’t seem like it was too hard to wire but I had a local electronics shop do it.

Plus there are places that rebuild the shocks. I know Rory in CT was doing it, not sure if he still is.

Good luck. But as I said, read that other thread, and don't blame me if something f's up.

I suggest you read the link here from F150 forum that goes into this. Unfortunately its a long disorganized mess of a thread but its all in there if you sort thru it all. The module is under driver side dash, right above accelerator. To get to it you have to lay down on your back with head...

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Yes that’s it. You pull that module. Pull the green connector. Pull a white restraining harness. Then pull the grey wire out and wrap it. Put a jumper in between pins 1 and 2 on the green connector. Put back together. Bada bing, bada boom. Some folks pull the fuse while doing this because you...

For those attempting this mod, I'd suggest reading the whole long thread on the f150 forum. While the mod is as simple as pulling a wire and adding a jumper, getting to the module and pulling the wire are a tedious PITA, and unfortunately there is no single or main post that clearly and...

Nope. This is something Forscan can't fix/change. You pull one wire and insert a jumper. Linky in my earlier post on how to.

No code. You have to pull a wire and add a jumper. The link in my post has the whole thread on how to do it. I will say its a small PITA to deal with the little plugs, and clamps, and wire releases, but theoretically its a 5 min job. Happy when you get it done tho.

Modded my side spotlights to run at any speed :) A bit frustrating but very cool little mod that makes those side spotlights worthwhile

Of course that is the right answer. Raptor is a halo vehicle. F150 is the cash cow. The story about the delay was that Ford needed to spend all the time getting the F150 launch right and ready for that generation and then could turn focus to the Raptor. Makes sense to me. Whether that...

Believe my 19 works this way as well, although i can only speak to heating during cold weather so far.

Recaro are electric and heated and cooled No recaro with red I have agate black and went with the carbon fiber interior. Really didn't like the blue color recaros. But if I was going with a blue exterior, I'd definitely go with the recaros as the blue would match.

I know this forum is very lightly moderated, but threads like this add zero value and in fact detract from the forum. It was a bad idea for the OP to start it, but that is nothing new. Agree it should be deleted.

Its a truck not a caddy. What PSI are your tires? That has a big effect on ride quality.

Putco blades are awesome but that seems like overkill for a running board light. They are designed to be a tailgate light.

Just installed BlackVue 900 2ch and liking so far. Got a deal from Dashoto

When did the raptor have it that was discontinued?

I got Husky on my gen2 and had PDP on my gen 1. PDP is definitely more of a rubber flap that is flexible. Husky is more of a molded type unit. There is some flex but not as much as a rubber flap.

I put on the BakFlip F1 yesterday. Straightforward install. Quality seems top notch.

Installed the DU-HA. Easy peasy and really helps keep the junk under control. Also installed a Bak-Flip F1. Very well made piece and pretty straight forward to install. Thanks to Rick@FreedomMotorsports for the great service.

I heard he likes the 12 inches.

Very nice! Looks great! I really like the adjustability with this unit.