It’s on the driver’s side of the bed under a plastic panel. I believe the truck has to be running, not in accessory mode, to work.
Was not aware there was a 12v outlet under the license plate. Interesting.
I'm certain it's not the trailer plug, I can go get a picture for those who care
Adding a power socket requires drilling and having the parts on hand. Plus you would be the first to do it, so there is no procedure yet.2019 XL Supercrew 5' box. Most likely will be going in for spray in bed liner next week. Any advice, do & don'ts prior to ?
No modifications planned....just the spray in bed liner….I've heard overspray can be a problem.
I wouldn't, I've got a 2500HD GMC work pickup and the inverter is not that many watts. The ranger has a 150w limit. I would install a 12v-DC inverter about 2000+ watts if you're using it for work, there could be room under the back seat. We used to do that in our other work vehicles and then run an extension cord out the window if needed more power outside the cab.
What was the Cost on the bed lighting kit? Its not listed in the pamphlet.I had my Ford Dealer order this from the Range Accessories catalog and install with the Soft Tonneau cover they will be installed too.
I'm not sure, I just told them to install it when my vehicle finally gets here and I'm going to roll it in w/ the cost of the vehicle.
The Touchlink Lighting Kit runs $245. My dealer ordered my kit and it's due in any day now. It shipped from the Ford Parts Distribution center already. Just don't have the truck on the ground yet...lol!
Thanks.I wouldn't, I've got a 2500HD GMC work pickup and the inverter is not that many watts. The ranger has a 150w limit. I would install a 12v-DC inverter about 2000+ watts if you're using it for work, there could be room under the back seat. We used to do that in our other work vehicles and then run an extension cord out the window if needed more power outside the cab.
