Ground point connections should be tightened
correctly. Contact your authorised Ford dealer for
the correct torque specifications.
4.2.2 Connection of Auxiliary Loads /
Accessories - Vehicles with Factory
Fit Auxiliary Switches, Wiring and
Fuse Box
WARNINGS:
Make sure all electrical connections and
wiring comply with local regulatory
standards.
Under no circumstances should any
unfused connections be made directly to
any of the vehicle's battery terminals.
NOTE: Auxiliary load grounding points must
always be connected to the nominated grounding
points and not to the battery negative terminal.
NOTE: Refer to the vehicles owner manual for
operational overview of the auxiliary switches.
NOTE: Vehicles fitted with a diesel engine should
only use the auxiliary switches when the engine
is running. Diesel engine glow plug can cause a
reduction in the battery cranking power when the
ignition key is in the ON position. Using the
auxiliary switches, even for a short time, can cause
your battery to drain and prevent the engine from
being started.
Vehicles may be fitted with factory fit auxiliary
switches, fuses and wiring that allows the
installation of electrical accessories that are
powered by fuse protected relays. The auxiliary
switches, fuses and wiring comprise of:
• Auxiliary Switch Panel
• Auxiliary Fuse Box with integrated relays
• Auxiliary Wiring Connections
The auxiliary switches only operate when the
ignition is in the ON position, or in the OFF position
when accessory delay is active, whether the
engine is running or not.
Locating the Auxiliary Switches, Fuse Box
and Wiring
Auxiliary Switches, Fuse Box and Wiring Positions
• A = Located Near to Auxiliary Fuse Box
• B = Auxiliary Fuse Box near to Left Hand
Headlamp
• C = Near to Trailer Towing Electrical Connector
Point
Date of Publication: 06/2022
FORD RANGER 2022
Composed on:Thu Oct 13 04:01:01 BST 2022
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