Could someone please help me out I want to put a trailer brake controler in my 2003 F350 PSD but I don't know where the wires are located that I need to hook into
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2003 F350 PSD FX4 Reg.Cab Long box
There is a plug under the dash - pull the fuse box cover off under the steering wheel and it is located to the right of the go pedal (up a little higher). Truck should have come with an adapter. If not, you can get one for about 10 bucks. Get an adapter that matches your controller and you can just plug & play
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2006 F350 - Amarillo Package,loaded with all the toys, 4" MBRP cat back exhaust, Autometer EGT gauge, Viper 791XV auto start/cool down timer/alarm, Pioneer AVIC-D3 navigation/XM Radio/Sirius, 2.5" Tuff Country Leveling kit, KC Hilights front & rear, Dieselsite.com coolant filter, SkyJacker dual steering stabilizer, Firestone Ride Rite airbags w/onboard compressor, Kleinn Train Horns, Bilsteins all the way around, Recon LED's in the back, Programmed with the SuperChips 1805 Tuner always set on Tow Safe for a little extra get up and go.
30' Cardinal 30TS 5th wheel. The weekend home away from home.
"The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese."
Sorry, I dont mean to hijack, but here is what I did and it may help some people.
I bought my Prodegy TE90185 version 2.4 for $109 which is the best price I have ever seen. Looks like 2.6 is out now. I bought at PPL Motor Homes. Looks like they have it for $114 now.
I also bought the wire harnes for the Ford SD 96-8313 for $8.39.
The harnes was a simple plug into the controller under the dash near the gas peddle. Made it a quick release so no one would be stealing it as I could take it with me easily.
This controller is a 2, 4, 6, or 8 brake controller and is the best on the market IMHO.
Peace
You can also check out Brake Controllers at this site as they have a good selection, but they are a little more expensive.
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I went through the same thing recently. Here's my thread and the answers that I got, they were a big help. It also contains a short write-up of my controller install...
A key picture... Left-click on the picture to enlarge it, notice a grey/brown connecter that is visible through a hole in the dash support brace in the upper-right-center of the picture (just below the yellow wire harness and above the multicolor wire harness). The grey is the truck connector that you must plug into, the brown is a controller pigtail already installed into the trucks connecter.
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I went through the same thing recently. Here's my thread and the answers that I got, they were a big help. It also contains a short write-up of my controller install...
A key picture... Left-click on the picture to enlarge it, notice a grey/brown connecter that is visible through a hole in the dash support brace in the upper-right-center of the picture (just below the yellow wire harness and above the multicolor wire harness). The grey is the truck connector that you must plug into, the brown is a controller pigtail already installed into the trucks connecter.
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Cool! That's my truck!
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2003 F-350 Crew Cab, V10, 4X4 ESOF, 4 Speed Auto, Long Box, 3.73 Regular Axle, heavy duty front suspension with W code springs, SRW, Lariat options package- Leather seating for six, cruise, heated seats, single disc player, Chrome tubular cab steps, keyless entry, full power. Newly added- Prodigy brake controller.
And TTT mirrors with heat and turn singal.
Also- Wireless keypad, Century Royal Series Truck Topper and Putnam Class V Trailer Hitch.Truck Photos
Recently turned 32,000 miles.
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