The switches pop out pretty easily. The issue is that the OEM plugs for those switches (different for AUX1/2 and AUX 3/4) are not compatible with the two aftermarket switches I have. It’s not that difficult to cut off the OEM plugs and install the new plugs provided with those switches. But...
Sorry it’s not the under-hood stuff. That is fine. Works great. That setup is awesome. I am replacing the stock AUX3 switch with aftermarket. The plugs don’t match.
Does anyone make adapter plugs to avoid rewiring a new plug for the various 3rd party Aux 1-4 plugs? I realize it’s not that big a deal to cut off the OEM plug and install the aftermarket. But an adapter would be better both to speed installation and restore to stock if desired.
TBH I would love to avoid it. But when I say a lot of deer I mean like a deer convention. I once counted over 150 on a one mile stretch in my neighborhood. 😂
I live in an area with a ton of deer. The risks of hitting one are pretty high. Before wasting a bunch of time searching I wanted to see if anyone had a recommendation for a front setup for the Trailhunter?
Ok so I am a complete dumbass. The 41.22 WILL work. I mistakenly watched a video (not theirs) that showed the passenger side fuse/relay box. The starter relay is on the drivers side. 100% my fault. I’m used to more simple (non-hybrid) layouts and didn’t consider there was another box...
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Hey. New member here. I purchased the switch but had a couple of dumb questions. First, what relay did you use? I don’t see a Starter relay. Did you use IGP NO1? Also, did you find a convenient ground? Finally I was assuming I could just run the wire thru the grommet on the driver’s...
2026 TrailHunter. Made the switch after retiring my F150. Only real mods so far are a set of Nitto Ridge Grapplers (285/65/18). Hoping to pickup some insight on some topics including info on the hybrid system.