Thanks!. I installed Rigid Ignites in the bumper and just need to wire them up. I temporally hooked one up to test before I cut the bumper and they were very effective.
Those look nice. Very low profile.
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Those look nice. Very low profile.
I keep wondering why you have the issue with the CURT harness and I don't...
Knowing that the trailer detection works off the power draw, the most likely source is the red wire from the PUTCO that you have to cut and tap per the instructions. If it wasn't cut or wired from the correct side, then that could explain it. I tapped that wire to the running light pin in the CURT harness, and then it didn't get power until I did the jumper under the dash per the instructions.
All-in-all, you got it to work in the end, which is all that really matters.
Thanks!. I installed Rigid Ignites in the bumper and just need to wire them up. I temporally hooked one up to test before I cut the bumper and they were very effective.
Looks like you went diffused. Wonder which is better for this purpose.....diffused or flood?
marsh1
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It's what Rigid puts in their "Backup Light Kit". I have no way to compare but think it is the right choice to get a better view with the backup camera.
Hey thanks! I like the looks.
marsh1
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I wanted flush mount and this was the only option I could find that would fit. There is plenty of room behind the bumper but very limited flat surface to mount anything on.
You don't think the flush mount Baja design s2 will fit?
marsh1
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That was my first choice. They sent me the cutout template and I could not find a flat spot big enough
ChevTillNow
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I like the look of the flush mounts as well. Too chicken to cut into my new bumper though!
But I also think the way ford put those two bolts to the left and right of the tow hooks in the back are a perfect place for the S2...
So if you don't want to cut your bumper, there's your solution. I just installed mine today. Held off on wiring until I have it dialed in two do both reverse, and Aux 6.
Then I have the best of Both Worlds ( to steal a phrase)
But I also think the way ford put those two bolts to the left and right of the tow hooks in the back are a perfect place for the S2...
So if you don't want to cut your bumper, there's your solution. I just installed mine today. Held off on wiring until I have it dialed in two do both reverse, and Aux 6.
Then I have the best of Both Worlds ( to steal a phrase)
Big Country BK
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I used the Rigid Flush Mounts and hooked them up to come on when in reverse and also hooked them up to one of the oem uplift switches. I get all the light I need.
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Can you post a link for these? They are awesome!
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