where is the trailer running light fuse in a 2003 f150 fx4 supercrew

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Asked by Josh Feb 02, 2010 at 06:58 AM about the 2003 Ford F-150

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I've been all over the fuse panels & wiring harness looking for the fuse for the trailer running lights, my trailer turn & brake lights work i just don't have any power coming from the truck on the running light circuit, any body have any idea's where to look, I just want to hook my sled trailer up and go riding!!

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i had a similar problem on my 04 f150, but instead of it being the running it was the reverse lights not working. the fuse for my trailer reverse lights was the same as the trucks reverse light so maybe you can check the fuse for trucks running lights. if this dosent solve the problem most ford trucks have a relay some where in the line see if you can locate that and check there to see if there is power good luck

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All the fuses I could find were good. Pulled the wire harness out of the truck back to a round plug and everything had continuity but when I reinstalled there was still no running lights. Spliced a wire from license plate light wire to running lights and now it works.

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