โMay-18-2014 06:32 AM
โJun-05-2014 07:44 PM
f150camper wrote:
It's strange. Both the fuse and relay were installed at the factory when I got my F-150. I am 99.9% sure.
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โMay-25-2014 08:21 AM
ryanb-72 wrote:Hybridhunter wrote:RoyB wrote:
I found mine in an unmarked plastic pack in my glove box on my 2010 F150.
Had no idea what they were for.
Finally figured it out when I was looking at the fuse panel under the hood. Found the slots marked 'trailer charge' or something like that and was missing fuse and relay.
Roy Ken
You had no idea what they were for? Did you read the enclosed instructions in the bag? It very clearly says what it's for, where it goes, and has supplemental brake controller info!
This is a weird thread, all tow package equipped trucks have this in the glove box, next to the owners manual. I suppose this is why there is endless threads on the "stuff", no one reads the OM, or get curious why there is a bag of parts in the glove box.
I guess for those folks who don't purchase a new vehicle regularly or who don't have the time to read the OM from cover to cover it might not be that weird of thread.
โMay-25-2014 08:07 AM
Hybridhunter wrote:RoyB wrote:
I found mine in an unmarked plastic pack in my glove box on my 2010 F150.
Had no idea what they were for.
Finally figured it out when I was looking at the fuse panel under the hood. Found the slots marked 'trailer charge' or something like that and was missing fuse and relay.
Roy Ken
You had no idea what they were for? Did you read the enclosed instructions in the bag? It very clearly says what it's for, where it goes, and has supplemental brake controller info!
This is a weird thread, all tow package equipped trucks have this in the glove box, next to the owners manual. I suppose this is why there is endless threads on the "stuff", no one reads the OM, or get curious why there is a bag of parts in the glove box.
โMay-25-2014 07:42 AM
RoyB wrote:
I found mine in an unmarked plastic pack in my glove box on my 2010 F150.
Had no idea what they were for.
Finally figured it out when I was looking at the fuse panel under the hood. Found the slots marked 'trailer charge' or something like that and was missing fuse and relay.
Roy Ken
โMay-20-2014 05:28 PM
dwright1969 wrote:
Thanks for posting this. I just bought an F-150 this year and would never had known about this. I checked and sure enough the fuse and relay were in a bag in the glove box.
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