'22 Timberline Headlight wiring
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Dennis48755
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Maybe this might help. Note, the view of the connector got squished in printing.
Dennis
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FunkyFuzz1833
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Thanks so much. I'll have to give this a try tomorrow! That's the diagram I was trying to find! Thanks again!
FunkyFuzz1833
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Dennis48755
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Looks good!
Glad I could help.
Dennis
Glad I could help.
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FunkyFuzz1833
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The website is F150leds.com. The link is as follows.
2021 - 2023 F150 Raptor Style Extreme LED grill Kit
Our Premium Ford F150 Raptor Style LED Grill lights are a perfect match for your F-150. We provide everything you need to add raptor grill lights to your 2021 Ford F150. Built by F150 owners for F150 owners.
www.f150leds.com
You can purchase them in 3, 4, or 5. I ended up cutting the connectors off, drilling through the grill, running the wiring through, and splicing the connectors back on.
Turned out better than I expected!
Shakeandbake
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What ditch mount brackets did you use? Just any f150 one?
FunkyFuzz1833
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Yea, I got the ones for the raptor. Everything under the hood seems to be the same on the Timberline.
FunkyFuzz1833
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I can try. When I get the chance today I will give it a shot.
FunkyFuzz1833
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That's the best I can do with the LED DRLs turned on. Hope this helps.
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ExpyEverest
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@FunkyFuzz1833 it’s been almost a year since this post. I am looking at doing the same thing you have done but am hesitant at drilling through the grille the holes necessary to properly mount the lights like you have. Can you speak to how easy/hard it was to drill through the plastic part of the grille and do you have any pics of that you could share? How are the lights doing a year later? Everything still good? Appreciate your help and love how it turned out for you.
FunkyFuzz1833
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As far as drilling through the grill...I spaced out the markers how I wanted them, then I drilled through the hard plastic with a bit the same size as the wire. I then cut the wire to feed it through. Once through, I reattached the connectors.
I didn't take any pictures to document the process. I definitely should have. Sorry about that.
1 year later and they look just as good as day 1. No issues with them at all.
I didn't take any pictures to document the process. I definitely should have. Sorry about that.
1 year later and they look just as good as day 1. No issues with them at all.
ExpyEverest
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@FunkyFuzz1833 Sorry for the delayed response, was trying to do more research on the lights you got and what would be required in general.so now its just making the decision on drilling through the grille.. do you remember how easy/hard that process was? any tips if i do end up attempting? i found a bit that should work, but dont know how easy it will be to actually drill through that hard plastic, looks kinda tricky and that it may split.. thanks for any info you can provide!!
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Did you end up tapping the DRL or the side marker? I believe the DRL dim when the head lights are on, do your raptor lights dim aswell?
RangerJenkins
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We used to get lease Expeditions as fleet/law enforcement vehicles for my job. We couldn’t permanently attach blue lights since they were lease. We ended up using the black 3m double sided tape to mount grill lights. It worked like a charm with no drilling!
