Anyone add puddle lamps to 2010 XLT?
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Puddle Light Polarity
Great details and pics! Thought I'd try to add puddle lamps and LED bulbs to my 2010 Lariat this weekend in addition to the LED turn signal conversion on another thread. Aside from being nervous about removing the mirror glass, my real question is about the polarity of the puddle lamp housing.
Of the 2 male terminals on the lamps, is there a designated positive and negative, or do you just wire to either terminal and flip the LED festoon until you get light?
Of the 2 male terminals on the lamps, is there a designated positive and negative, or do you just wire to either terminal and flip the LED festoon until you get light?
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A little update. Poped of the door panels today and put in new front speakers. While I had them off I uplugged the mirrors and tested the purple(violet on electrical schematics) wire at the mirror harness. It was the overhead light/ puddle lamps. I tapped into the wire there and after removing the mirrors, I ran them up to the puddle aperature. Essentially, you have to remove the mirrors, remove the mirror itself. Take the 4 torx screws out and take off the back of the mirror. You then can run the additional wire. I have LED blinks on my mirrors, so I will tap into the black wire there for a ground.
I have the puddle lights coming monday and after taking them apart and putting LEDS in, I am good to go. Today, it took me literally 20 minutes per side to install the speakers, take the mirrors off and run this wire.
I have the puddle lights coming monday and after taking them apart and putting LEDS in, I am good to go. Today, it took me literally 20 minutes per side to install the speakers, take the mirrors off and run this wire.
I am assuming the puddle lamps are on the same circuit as the cargo lights?
Also, how much were the puddle lamps from the dealership?
Not sure if you compared the light to the OEM lamps but I was wondering if those festoon leds was much more brighter than the OEM bulbs.
Thanks in advance
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