2011 Ford Super Duty NFPA Related Info

BlueLineEnt

New Member
May 23, 2010
118
Danvers, MA
Hello guys and gals.


I'm going to be installing a park-kill module on a new Ford F550 rescue truck on Saturday in order to kill the opticom and front facing white LEDs and be in compliance with NFPA. What I am looking for is a wiring diagram/breakdown of the wiring on the transmission gear select switch. Does anyone have a diagram or access to the schematics? If so please post or feel free to email me the info, I would greatly appreciate it.


Matt


P.S. Here is the truck if anyone is interested.


http://www.greenwoodev.com/images/DanversRescue_AV1.jpg


(No I am not Greenwood EV, thats just who built the truck)
 
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BlueLineEnt

New Member
May 23, 2010
118
Danvers, MA
Well I found my answer, and for future reference for others here it is. Under the dash behind the parking brake, up with the upfitter blunt cut wires and PTO blunt cut wires is a BLUE/GREY wire, also blunt cut with a cap. The wire provides a 12V- ground signal when either the vehicle is in park, or when the parking brake is applied.
 

RL1

Member
May 20, 2010
1,650
Ga
BlueLineEnt said:
Well I found my answer, and for future reference for others here it is. Under the dash behind the parking brake, up with the upfitter blunt cut wires and PTO blunt cut wires is a BLUE/GREY wire, also blunt cut with a cap. The wire provides a 12V- ground signal when either the vehicle is in park, or when the parking brake is applied.

Good info, thanks for sharing.
 

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