Adding Raptor Grill Lights to my F-150 PowerBoost XLT!

Why do Ford Raptors get those cool grill marker lights? You can install your own today!
0:00 Video Scope and Welcome
0:25 Why Do Some Trucks Have Marker Lights?
1:45 Bench Test
3:32 Tapping the Fuse Panel for a Switched Lighting Circuit
5:13 Physical Marker Lamp Installation
8:32 Smoke Test
8:39 Routing the Wiring
9:02 Day Test
9:08 Night Test
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[@Gulsheet1]

Awesome videos, great info.. thanks you for doing this.

[@joshebert9017]

Pretty awesome that you can add that to a stock grill! I would have spaced them out more though. Like 1,3,5 slots rather than 2,3,4.

[@fixorrepairdiy4609]

That's the cool thing that you can do it the way you like, including a different color. 😎

[@josipdolic6391]

Looks great Well done Sir!

[@fixorrepairdiy4609]

Thanks Josip!

[@Chris-ut6eq]

While I like the extra visibility, forward marker lights are yellow/amber. Some states limit white(ish) lights beyond headlights & foglights so just an FYI for people to look into their own state requirements. Unlikely to get cited for something like this, but your mileage may vary.

[@fixorrepairdiy4609]

Thanks Chris. Marker lights are required to be amber per regs, agreed. (Good thing mine are not required)

[@EnthusiastCarHangar]

I think it’s mostly for the looks and not visibility if you add the lights. Which is alright of course. You can also add them on the top of the cab.

[@user-qc4tt2qm9v]

Nice work, and thank you for the video. I you check these, could you please answer, how did you run your tap wire out of the fuse box? It's a cap to keep water out, and no way to run the wire out of it. The last part of the video leaves the cap of the fuse box off. How did you close it? Thank you for answering. I'm planning on doing this mod soon.

[@fixorrepairdiy4609]

I just ran it out of the side of the fuse box. I'll have to open it again to see, but I don't recall this as being a big problem. cheers

[@user-qc4tt2qm9v]

@@fixorrepairdiy4609 Thanks for the response man. I still cant figure out how you did it lol. There's a channel that is meant to keep water out, and that lid fits in that channel. I cant see how you'd be able to go under that lid without drilling into the power of the fuses. Cheers

[@fixorrepairdiy4609]

@@user-qc4tt2qm9v The wire's pinched under the lip of the lid on the side of the fuse box facing the fender. I really should cut a very small relief notch in the lip so the wire fits in there without crushing it, but since the lid is plastic and there's no possibility of it shorting out to ground, it's a minor concern. Also no leaks and I put this thing through an automatic car wash weekly. Hope that helps.

[@user-qc4tt2qm9v]

@@fixorrepairdiy4609 Outstanding. Thanks for taking the time to respond and answer. Really appreciate it. Thanks mate!

[@lcmm55]

What about yellow

[@fixorrepairdiy4609]

They have amber available.

[@user-ff6ob5vv4g]

Where did you buy these lights?

[@fixorrepairdiy4609]

Underground lighting.com