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Parts bought, ... been busy with life :(

As soon as I'm done with it I'll post every detail

can you post your part numbers for inverter, outlet(s), and harnesses you’ve bought? The weather is getting nice here and I just had a situation on a road trip in which I needed a better inverter, so I think I’ll tackle it soon.
 
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  • F150 Power Inverter 400W - FL3Z-19G317-XX or JL3Z-19G317-XX... (xx varies with date of production)
Note: if you're looking for a used one off ebay or a salvage yard website, this is the part number you'll use: The FL3T-19G317-xxxxx or JL3T-19G317-xxxxx
  • F150 Dash AC/DC Outlet Combo - FL3Z-19A487-B
400W 110V & 12V Combo - FL3Z-19A487-B (1).jpg
  • I already have the AC Outlet in the rear panel of the center console but here it is anyway - DS7Z-19N236-A. P.S: I checked the Ford Website upside down for a vertical 400W socket. NO LUCK !!!
DS7Z-19N236-A (3).jpg
  • I'm replacing the existing J-Case Fuse in the BJB. Right now, if you have the OEM Expedition Inverter, you should see a 40A fuse in that slot; I'm bumping it up to a 60A to match the recommended ampere in the F150. In the BJB this fuse is in slot F33 (Consult the owner's manual)
Keyword Search: Low Profile J-Case Fuse 60A (Yellow Cartridge)

Maxi JCase Fuse 60A.jpg

  • Mounting & Wiring:
The rest is mounting the inverter ... which I'm anticipating to be slightly challenging given that the F150's is a tad bit bigger in size, but where there's a will there's a way.

And then wiring...

When it comes to wiring, many roads lead to Rome; this is the road I’m taking. I’m sure there are easier ways of doing this, I’m simply showing the way I’m doing it.

That being said, I’m making my own harness adapter which will be "sorta" plug-n-play. Only saying "Sorta" because I still have to splice in 3 wires & add a terminal in the existing Expedition Inverter Connector.

MOD - Inverter Plug Harness Adapter.jpg

DIY Harness Adapter.jpg


Completely forgot to mention you’ll need pigtail WPT-962 for the AC/DC outlet. (See next post)


Hope this didnt create more confusion than it actually helped. :)



 
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The 3 black dots represent the splices you'll have to make into the existing Expedition inverter harness. (If you have one from factory)

Pin 4 of C2293 is the additional Terminal needed for the Dash AC/DC outlet LED indicator.

THIS IS A MODIFIED WIRING DIAGRAM TO ILLUSTRATE THIS PROJECT
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  • F150 Power Inverter 400W - FL3Z-19G317-XX or JL3Z-19G317-XX... (xx varies with date of production)
Note: if you're looking for a used one off ebay or a salvage yard website, this is the part number you'll use: The FL3T-19G317-xxxxx or JL3T-19G317-xxxxx
  • F150 Dash AC/DC Outlet Combo - FL3Z-19A487-B
  • I already have the AC Outlet in the rear panel of the center console but here it is anyway - DS7Z-19N236-A. P.S: I checked the Ford Website upside down for a vertical 400W socket. NO LUCK !!!
  • I'm replacing the existing J-Case Fuse in the BJB. Right now, if you have the OEM Expedition Inverter, you should see a 40A fuse in that slot; I'm bumping it up to a 60A to match the recommended ampere in the F150. In the BJB this fuse is in slot F33 (Consult the owner's manual)
Keyword Search: Low Profile J-Case Fuse 60A (Yellow Cartridge)

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  • Mounting & Wiring:
The rest is mounting the inverter ... which I'm anticipating to be slightly challenging given that the F150's is a tad bit bigger in size, but where there's a will there's a way.

And then wiring...

When it comes to wiring, many roads lead to Rome; this is the road I’m taking. I’m sure there are easier ways of doing this, I’m simply showing the way I’m doing it.

That being said, I’m making my own harness adapter which will be "sorta" plug-n-play. Only saying "Sorta" because I still have to splice in 3 wires & add a terminal in the existing Expedition Inverter Connector.

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Completely forgot to mention you’ll need pigtail WPT-962 for the AC/DC outlet. (See next post)


Hope this didnt create more confusion than it actually helped. :)





Man this is super helpful. I don’t have an inverter in my truck, so I’m starting from scratch. I just used one of the 12v plug in ones for this last road trip, hence the issues. I still may be out of my depth, but looks like a fun project to tinker on. Did you happen to come across the part number for the expy harness in your hunt?

Also, I just measured my father-in-law’s 2016 f-150 400w outlet, it looks like his is 3.25”x2.25”. The cubby in our trucks are a hair larger, do you think it’ll fit no problem?
 
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Man this is super helpful. I don’t have an inverter in my truck, so I’m starting from scratch. I just used one of the 12v plug in ones for this last road trip, hence the issues. I still may be out of my depth, but looks like a fun project to tinker on. Did you happen to come across the part number for the expy harness in your hunt?

Also, I just measured my father-in-law’s 2016 f-150 400w outlet, it looks like his is 3.25”x2.25”. The cubby in our trucks are a hair larger, do you think it’ll fit no problem?

I’m 99.99% sure the harness will be integral to the main vehicle harness rather than being a separate one but there’s always that 0.01%chance it may not be. I’ll investigate and let you know

As far as the size difference, I’d rather it be larger than smaller. At this point point I’m already committed so it’s gonna happen regardless LOL
 

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I’m 99.99% sure the harness will be integral to the main vehicle harness rather than being a separate one but there’s always that 0.01%chance it may not be. I’ll investigate and let you know

As far as the size difference, I’d rather it be larger than smaller. At this point point I’m already committed so it’s gonna happen regardless LOL

I hear ya on size. A thin butyl insulator tape or something of the sort could be squeezed around on install and cleaned up.
 
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I hear ya on size. A thin butyl insulator tape or something of the sort could be squeezed around on install and cleaned up.

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The 3 black dots represent the splices you'll have to make into the existing Expedition inverter harness. (If you have one from factory)

Pin 4 of C2293 is the additional Terminal needed for the Dash AC/DC outlet LED indicator.

THIS IS A MODIFIED WIRING DIAGRAM TO ILLUSTRATE THIS PROJECT
View attachment 41740


At some point (zero rush at all) can you or anyone reading this, take a picture with a ruler in it so I determine where I should dremel the hole for the rear passenger AC socket?
 
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