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2014 Explorer XLT rear bumper led reflector light install

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2014, Ford Explorer XLT
I recently purchased some led reflector light replacements for my 2014, the product came with no instructions. The lights have a red and black wire coming out of them. Does anyone know the proper way to install these? Do I just splice them onto the tail lights?
 



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I recently purchased some led reflector light replacements for my 2014, the product came with no instructions. The lights have a red and black wire coming out of them. Does anyone know the proper way to install these? Do I just splice them onto the tail lights?
Depends on how you want them to operate - running lights/turn/brake/separate fog etc.
 






Depends on how you want them to operate - running lights/turn/brake/separate fog etc.
Ah I get it, that's unfortunate... I was hoping they would work as running and brake but I suppose they would need three wires.
 






Ah I get it, that's unfortunate... I was hoping they would work as running and brake but I suppose they would need three wires.
Well, there's essentially 4 lights in the taillight - running, brake, turn, and reverse.
Not sure how it works in terms of wiring, but you might be able to splice into at least one of them.
At your own risk, of course, I can't guarantee anything either way.

But your first step is to locate a wiring diagram. BBB Industries- Premium Alternators, Starters, Power Steering Products and Turbochargers | TSB and Wiring Diagrams Database - try here first.
 






Well, there's essentially 4 lights in the taillight - running, brake, turn, and reverse.
Not sure how it works in terms of wiring, but you might be able to splice into at least one of them.
At your own risk, of course, I can't guarantee anything either way.

But your first step is to locate a wiring diagram. BBB Industries- Premium Alternators, Starters, Power Steering Products and Turbochargers | TSB and Wiring Diagrams Database - try here first.
Thanks for the info, ill mess with it later today
 






Do you have a trailer plug? If not use some trailer plug adapters and put one in. Then you can plug the new lights into trailer plug.
 






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