2024 Aux Switch Wire Colors (The Ford Manual No Longer Tells you) Here are the Colors/Switches

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John replied to my text after business hours on a Saturday trying to figure this out. Ultimately he called me and walked me through the process of sorting out which wire connected to which switch. Amazing customer service and a stand up guy. His wire harness and switch extenders made the job super easy. Highly highly recommend Specialty Performance
 
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John replied to my text after business hours on a Saturday trying to figure this out. Ultimately he called me and walked me through the process of sorting out which wire connected to which switch. Amazing customer service and a stand up guy. His wire harness and switch extenders made the job super easy. Highly highly recommend Specialty Performance
Thanks again! It was a team effort and you are as much responsible for the help this is providing for people as I!
Let us know if you need anything!

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It works well....debating if want to do same thing on '24 or go with SPV S1 kit and not have to drill the bumper. The flush mount is nice and clean.

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That does look very clean. I’m considering the S1, I like that that flush-mount look but also not a fan of drilling into the bumper. any suggestions on where to mount the pair of S1 that will be a happy medium? Which configuration would you pick if you do it again, for maximum effect dealing with tailgaters during the daytime?
 
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New Complete Video 2024 F-150 Raptor-

Switch wire location, Access, Install amd fuse locations.... As well as troubleshooting.

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That does look very clean. I’m considering the S1, I like that that flush-mount look but also not a fan of drilling into the bumper. any suggestions on where to mount the pair of S1 that will be a happy medium? Which configuration would you pick if you do it again, for maximum effect dealing with tailgaters during the daytime?
Sorry I am so slow....but just could not decide. Dropped an IM to John the other night fairly late and next thing I know John said to just call him so we could talk through what I wanted to do front and rear. Ran S2 rears on my 2017 then flush mount S1 on my 2020 (post #7), but went with S1 on the 2024. I liked the form factor of the S1 over the S2 for the rear. For tailgaters, I tend to try to get away from them first if possible....but will hit them with the lights if I can't. Works well no matter which option you choose. Now I loved the look of the flush mount, but did not want to drill the bumper again. I did not think about being unable to remove when I sell the truck. :confused:

On the first two Raptors, I just wired them to upfiter switch to use mostly for backing up and camping. However, I occasionally found I left them on when backing up. So this time I went with SPV harnesses to tie into the reverse lights but also used their long harness to wire to upfitter.....so best combo. I was worried about being too bright when backing up, but John pointed out that they can be adjusted down and I could remove the reverse light connection if ever wanted to do that. I got them all installed and think they will work great.

I was not looking forward to running the wires to the front of the truck as it was a general pain on the first 2 Raptors. Made my own harness for one and used BD on the other. And hated where Ford stuck the wires in the engine bay on earlier models back by the firewall. This time was so much easier using SPV's aux wire extentions (see John's video post #16). Make life easier on yourself and get a set of these.


I also got the SPV harnesses which are very flexible to fish through the frame. Using a metal fish tool, I ran it all the way from rear to the front inside the frame. This is the kit I got from John/SPV. Love the quality and the OEM-look.


Only custom thing I did was change the SS BD screws to black aluminum with anti-seize to make the lights just a wee-bit more subtle. :rolleyes:

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Sorry I am so slow....but just could not decide. Dropped an IM to John the other night fairly late and next thing I know John said to just call him so we could talk through what I wanted to do front and rear. Ran S2 rears on my 2017 then flush mount S1 on my 2020 (post #7), but went with S1 on the 2024. I liked the form factor of the S1 over the S2 for the rear. For tailgaters, I tend to try to get away from them first if possible....but will hit them with the lights if I can't. Works well no matter which option you choose. Now I loved the look of the flush mount, but did not want to drill the bumper again. I did not think about being unable to remove when I sell the truck. :confused:

On the first two Raptors, I just wired them to upfiter switch to use mostly for backing up and camping. However, I occasionally found I left them on when backing up. So this time I went with SPV harnesses to tie into the reverse lights but also used their long harness to wire to upfitter.....so best combo. I was worried about being too bright when backing up, but John pointed out that they can be adjusted down and I could remove the reverse light connection if ever wanted to do that. I got them all installed and think they will work great.

I was not looking forward to running the wires to the front of the truck as it was a general pain on the first 2 Raptors. Made my own harness for one and used BD on the other. And hated where Ford stuck the wires in the engine bay on earlier models back by the firewall. This time was so much easier using SPV's aux wire extentions (see John's video post #16). Make life easier on yourself and get a set of these.


I also got the SPV harnesses which are very flexible to fish through the frame. Using a metal fish tool, I ran it all the way from rear to the front inside the frame. This is the kit I got from John/SPV. Love the quality and the OEM-look.


Only custom thing I did was change the SS BD screws to black aluminum with anti-seize to make the lights just a wee-bit more subtle. :rolleyes:

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Great write-up! Thank you for taking the time to document out your install and experience with everything so thoroughly!
We are so happy your install was easier than you expected and that everything turned out the way you wanted it.

Please let us know if you every need any more help with anything.

Thanks again for allowing us to earn your business and for sharing your experience here!

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We have been working with some customers who had a hard time figuring out what color wires were which switch on their 24's. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, Ford changed the colors again in 2024.

In the past, you could always look up the colors in the manual. Originally it was a paper manual. Then it went digital. Even the digital version showed you the switch wires/colors up until 2024.

This 2024 model though, we looked through the manual and online, and no where was there an update to the new colors and what they were. So working with our customers, we put the wire color chart together for you by process of elimination.
Strip a wire, turn on each switch one by one until it would turn on a test light. It's unfortunate this had to be done, however, we wanted to be sure this information was passed along for anyone else who needed this info.

We will post a detailed video on here soon on locating your switch wires and full detail. In the mean time, here are your simple directions-

1: The Aux wires are located between the battery case and the headlight on the PASSENGER SIDE. They are taped under the branch bungle of wires you see down in that crevice. It is easier and quicker to simply remove the battery and the plastic case that holds the battery to get to them than to squeeze your hands down there.


2: There are 2 bundles. Both bundles of wires have the SAME colors. ONE bundle is wrapped in WHITE tape. The other bundle is wrapped in RED tape. The one with RED tape is the one you want. It is the POWERED wire set. The bundle with WHITE tape are simply EXTENSIONS into the passenger floor board. There is nothing connected to them on either end. They are simply a way to EXTEND your switch wires to connect to them INSIDE the truck.

3: There are only 5 Wires, not 6. Your #1 switch wire was stolen to connect to the second pair of Rigid/OEM fogs from Ford. This is the one pair that has the black covers on them. The pair that is NOT covered is connected to the Headlight/Fog Switch.


If you want to get your Aux 1 Switch back, you can do this with a set of these splitters to combine your 2 Pairs into your Fog switch. Then the second link, a relocation harness to bring your Aux 1 switch connection back up to your other 5 switch wires.





4: Switch Wire Colors-

1 – (used in the bumper for the OEM fog lights. To get this back you would use our relocation harness) - 10 amp fuse. (This was swapped from #3 so # 3 is now 15 amps)


2 – GREEN - 15 amps

3 – YELLOW - 15 amps

4 – BROWN - 10 amps

5 – BLUE /ORANGE - 5 amps

6 – YELLOW/ORANGE - 5 amps



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2024 Raptor-R (built date 23 May 2024) - "Bellatrix" just has to be different...
Under hood - bundle white tape (green, yellow, brown, blue/orange, yellow/orange).
bundle red tape (yellow, yellow/orange, blue/orange, brown) + green /brown that is looped out and back into the main bundle.
Inside passenger floorboard [yellow, yellow/orange, blue (maybe with orange, really short hard to see), green/brown, brown] all end with a heat-shrinked cap.

So, looks like I'll getting wire extenders and find which switch provides power to what wire.

You (SPV) really do excellent projects. I purchased and installed on my 2018 Raptor and looking forward to this new project.
Thank you, I'll let you know what I find.
 
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2024 Raptor-R (built date 23 May 2024) - "Bellatrix" just has to be different...
Under hood - bundle white tape (green, yellow, brown, blue/orange, yellow/orange).
bundle red tape (yellow, yellow/orange, blue/orange, brown) + green /brown that is looped out and back into the main bundle.
Inside passenger floorboard [yellow, yellow/orange, blue (maybe with orange, really short hard to see), green/brown, brown] all end with a heat-shrinked cap.

So, looks like I'll getting wire extenders and find which switch provides power to what wire.

You (SPV) really do excellent projects. I purchased and installed on my 2018 Raptor and looking forward to this new project.
Thank you, I'll let you know what I find.
It sounds like it's accurate. The GREEN, is actually Green/Brown.
The brown isn't really distinctive as much. I updated the first post adding the Green/Brown.
Originally when I posted those colors, we were stepping someone through remotely and testing each one to identify the colors and the switches.
So he didn't notice the slim brown stripe on that green one, or that color ran out on the end?

When we did the full video, above. We noted that exactly and have some really good close ups. I fixed that original text though on the first post to green/brown thanks to you bringing that to mind! So thanks!

That said, I am betting your Green is Green with brown in all spots. It is just thin on the brown color. It could be that maybe the color ran thinner on the reel or something too when the wire was produced? Being that its the ONLY green, unlike the Yellow vs Yellow/Orange.. I would bet that's still Aux 2.

I was going to say, to watch with them all, because on RARE occasions, I have seen them TAPE the red and white backwards for power and pass through's.

So I was going to say to definitely test the power on them before crimping down, making sure the red tape is for sure powered. Also, remember, they won't have power unless the ignition is ON. The truck doesn't need to be running. The ignition just needs to be on with accessories.

John
 
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