Fog lights
Do you have the wires under there already? If you do is should be simple.. Head to a junk yard, find the lower bumper and install it.. I don't know what it would take to wire it.. Maybe as simple as running a switch to the cab with an inline fuse
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Where would I find the wires. (I guess I'm a city boy looking to turn country). Lol
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Here's how I found the wiring on a 99 Ranger I added factory fog lights.
Get on your back under the bumper, roughly were the lights would be. Look up and around for a set of plugs that are not connected. There will be a matching plug for the other side. If the wiring is in place, you will find a wire and plug. If you do, it's plug and play to hook up the lights. You should be able to find the wiring for the switch in the cab, if the wiring package is in.
It's common for Ford to prewire the truck for fog lights and other options. It's cheaper to install a wiring harness with everything rather than install different wiring for each unit.
Get on your back under the bumper, roughly were the lights would be. Look up and around for a set of plugs that are not connected. There will be a matching plug for the other side. If the wiring is in place, you will find a wire and plug. If you do, it's plug and play to hook up the lights. You should be able to find the wiring for the switch in the cab, if the wiring package is in.
It's common for Ford to prewire the truck for fog lights and other options. It's cheaper to install a wiring harness with everything rather than install different wiring for each unit.
Here's how I found the wiring on a 99 Ranger I added factory fog lights.
Get on your back under the bumper, roughly were the lights would be. Look up and around for a set of plugs that are not connected. There will be a matching plug for the other side. If the wiring is in place, you will find a wire and plug. If you do, it's plug and play to hook up the lights. You should be able to find the wiring for the switch in the cab, if the wiring package is in.
It's common for Ford to prewire the truck for fog lights and other options. It's cheaper to install a wiring harness with everything rather than install different wiring for each unit.
Get on your back under the bumper, roughly were the lights would be. Look up and around for a set of plugs that are not connected. There will be a matching plug for the other side. If the wiring is in place, you will find a wire and plug. If you do, it's plug and play to hook up the lights. You should be able to find the wiring for the switch in the cab, if the wiring package is in.
It's common for Ford to prewire the truck for fog lights and other options. It's cheaper to install a wiring harness with everything rather than install different wiring for each unit.