I believe it can be done via Forscan.Is there a way to disable LED signature lights when vehicle is in park
My agency just purchased a 2016 Ford Explorer which will be used as a police vehicle. It does not have the "police package" as it will be used as an undercover vehicle. It's just an XLT from the dealer.
I do a lot of surveillance and the LED Signature Lights make that a little bit tough at night. I have read and read on how to disable these and I can't seem to find an answer. I don't care if I have to cut wires...I just need to know which ones to cut
Thanks!
JT
My husband and I ran into this problem just last night. We took our children to the drive-in where we needed to simply be in park with the lights off as to not bother those around us and inhibit the screen view. We looked at many many sites with no such luck as to how to turn off the white light strip around the headlights. That's when my husband had the idea to simply pop the hood and unplug the lights for the time being while we watched the movie. I don't think that's the best solution for each and every time that you'd like the lights off completely. But I know that is the solution we will use the next time we go to the drive-in. I hope that helped
Welcome to the Forum.My husband and I ran into this problem just last night. We took our children to the drive-in where we needed to simply be in park with the lights off as to not bother those around us and inhibit the screen view. We looked at many many sites with no such luck as to how to turn off the white light strip around the headlights. That's when my husband had the idea to simply pop the hood and unplug the lights for the time being while we watched the movie. I don't think that's the best solution for each and every time that you'd like the lights off completely. But I know that is the solution we will use the next time we go to the drive-in. I hope that helped
Do you really need the vehicle to be idling for an hour or two? That isn't exactly the best thing you can do for an engine. As member sn1088 mentioned, you would have to modify the Signature Lights wiring as there is no other way to disable them.Oh I'm sorry. I meant that the car was still running just put in park. Not completely turned off. But if you run across a way to get the lights surrounding the headlights to turn off I will appreciate the info. It really wasn't long process for my husband to unplug the lights. I just think that there's probably surely a way to have all of the lights off while the car is still running, right?
Do you really need the vehicle to be idling for an hour or two? That isn't exactly the best thing you can do for an engine. As member sn1088 mentioned, you would have to modify the Signature Lights wiring as there is no other way to disable them.
I hear ya. I’m having a kill switch/toggle installed and the switch put under the dash (hidden under steering wheel area).
Welcome to the Forum.Does anyone know which wire it is to put in a switch to toggle on and off the signature lighting?
Hi JT, I’m a retired LEO now PI and I have been racking my brain trying to figure out how to shut down the signature lights/Halo’s on my 2018 Explorer XLT.Thanks for the advice everybody. We talked to a few different people at Ford today, but none of them could give us an answer. The only thing left to do is to install an aftermarket switch that allows me to manually kill the headlights. That install is scheduled for tomorrow. I'll let y'all know how it turns out if you're interested.
JT
Apparently he did Bob. Disable LED Signature LightsHi JT, I’m a retired LEO now PI and I have been racking my brain trying to figure out how to shut down the signature lights/Halo’s on my 2018 Explorer XLT.
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