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Radar detector wiring

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Have the 2016 limited and need to know the color of wires to tap into behind the rear view mirror. To many wires connected up in that area for me to figure out. I think I narrowed it down to black and one with yellow/ grey stripe. Little help would be great. Thanks
 
#2 ·
Don't even bother. I tried the mirror tap and it was a joke. Run a wire down to the passenger side fuse box and use a fuse tap.
 
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Thanks much. I finally came to that decision after many days of search engines, YouTube and lots of frustration.
I do appreciate your reply and taking the time out to post.
I will be doing exactly what you advised
Thanks much.
 
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I installed the my mirror tap myself and couldn't be happier...just wish I could remember how I did it lol. You will need a multi-meter, know that for sure. I wouldn't think the wiring would be much different than in my 2013.
 
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I installed the my mirror tap myself and couldn't be ......I wouldn't think the wiring would be much different than in my 2013.
Actually it is much more of a difference. What model (version) f150? I have the limited and the wiring does not run directly into the mirror. The limited edition of the f150 has multiple wires and a 17pin connector to run the roof, lights, rain sensor, lamps for map and some other wires. On my 2014 it was 4 or 5 wires directly into the back of rearview mirror. I am going to wire it in like 2Canches said posted . Easy enough just hate to waste the stealth wire. Thanks for your input
 
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Sorry Man, I have not done it on this truck. If don't think the layout is the same as the 11-14 year so I would be misleading you. One of the other folks might be able to help you out.
Here is a great video.
 
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Pull the cover, should be the same
 
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