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55344 FORD ESCORT FORD F-150 FORD ECONOLINE LINCOLN AVIATOR FORD EXCURSION FORD EXPLORER MERCURY TRACER FORD FOCUS FORD RANGER MERCURY MOUNTAINEER LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 7/9/08 1. Remove both taillight assemblies and locate the vehicle's wiring harness. There will be connection points on each side of the vehicle matching the ends of the T-connector adapter. If copying/pasting, eye-drop this text to 2. Vans/Expedition/Navigator ensure a uniform look for all installation Partially remove the rear interior plastic paragraphs. trim panels on the left (driver's) side, and open the vehicle's jack storage compartment to expose the openings to the taillight assemblies. Remove the threshold cover plate between the rear doors. Escort/Tracer Partially remove the trunk lining to expose the grommets accessing the taillights. Remove & slit the grommet to allow wires to pass into taillight openings. F-150 Pickups (Flare side only) From underneath the vehicle, locate the access hole into the taillight openings. There will be an access hole on each side of the vehicle. 3. From the passenger side, route the T-connector end containing the green wire out from inside the vehicle through the taillight opening. 4. Disconnect the vehicle's center black wiring harness connector from the taillight assembly, being careful not to damage the locking tabs. Plug the T-connector connector containing the green wire between the separated halves. 5. Route the yellow wire across the vehicle under the threshold cover removed in step 2. Route the T-connector ends containing the yellow wire out from inside the vehicle through the taillight opening. Repeat step 4 using the connector containing the yellow wire. 6. Tuck the yellow wire under the threshold panel and secure. Reinstall the plastic trim panel, jack storage panel grommets and taillights. WARNING! Verify miscellaneous items that may be hidden behind or under any surface before drilling to avoid damage to vehicle and/or personal injury..

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