Best way to figure this is to go to an OEM Ford Parts supplier and start slumming through the parts list. There is a switch part, probably with a wiring harness to match, that will support all the fancy things. Then you just need a few pages from the shop manual.
Yup, thats the one i have and it works perfect. Used on a explorer and two different broncos
Thank you for this!This reminded me I wanted to check for this. I did some peaking and didn't see it so I went and looked at wiring info. It doesn't exist unfortunately. However it's not completely non-existent. The harness it would be included in is actually for the license plate light. The connector (attached below) is pre wired for the rear fog on the body (female) side. So if you do want to use this as a source for some rear lights you would just need to land a wire into pin 3 on the bumper (male) side of that connector, enable rear fog in FORScan and voila you have an easily toggled rear lighting solution.
I wish I would have dug into this sooner for those who were eager enough to actually buy the rear fogs. The idea definitely isn't dead but it is just a little bit of extra work than anticipated. Honestly though I feel like this is still a relatively easy way of adding light power since you don't have to do wiring all the way back to a power source under the hood/use the upfitter provisions. Hope this helps someone and I hope to see something come of this finally. With this discovery I myself am kind of intrigued to go through this process. I don't have any rush to add rear lights but it's crossed my mind for an option in the future.
Stinks, but that's workable. Anyone know a p/n for a terminated lead for this that I can then splice into a homemade fog harness?Just an update from a Black Diamond - that wire/harness is NOT in the front bumper. So, likely everyone with a 2022 will be better offā¦as of now it looks like the wiring is at the switch and potentially goes to C203. From there - weāll have to see. Thanks to @flip for helping me sort this out. Bummed itās not going to be as easy as I hoped to upgrade the headlight switch and save an AUX.
Wow! , youāre awesome! My Bronco is currently scheduled for build āweek of Jan 3. ā When it getās here , Iāll make up the third conductor for the male side to add it for an āupgraded ā rear light feature. Iāll probably use it for a rear SS1 Clear lens fog with red LED back light . Is the running light pin ieither pin 2 or pin 5 by any chance. It will save me looking manually. SmileThis reminded me I wanted to check for this. I did some peaking and didn't see it so I went and looked at wiring info. It doesn't exist unfortunately. However it's not completely non-existent. The harness it would be included in is actually for the license plate light. The connector (attached below) is pre wired for the rear fog on the body (female) side. So if you do want to use this as a source for some rear lights you would just need to land a wire into pin 3 on the bumper (male) side of that connector, enable rear fog in FORScan and voila you have an easily toggled rear lighting solution.
I wish I would have dug into this sooner for those who were eager enough to actually buy the rear fog switch, the idea definitely isn't dead but it is just a little bit of extra work than anticipated. Honestly though I feel like this is still a relatively easy way of adding light power since you don't have to do wiring all the way back to a power source under the hood/use the upfitter provisions. Hope this helps someone and I hope to see something come of this finally. With this discovery I myself am kind of intrigued to go through this process. I don't have any rush to add rear lights but it's crossed my mind for an option in the future.
appreciate it!
I assume you mean the switch doesn't change illumination to show its on? I'm going to also assume it's backlit like all the other interior buttons...?
Iām in the same boat.
Correct, the switch face doesnāt illuminate when itās on and the switch isnāt backlit
Is it s'pose to be back lit??
Thank you kind sir! I have spent the last hour going through Motorcraft's catalog looking to see what connector this is to enable me to order the pins.
No issue... does the system show the tag light as an assembly? I could order it now to see what the connector is? this would enable me to share with everyone.
