Ford cheaped out a bit on the 2022s removing small things that were included on other model years. It seems like this started in 2020MY, and they just kept taking small things out from year to year. I've been chatting with @JHForman812 and with his help I put together the below. All credit to him!
Install thread: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1678227-2022-super-duty-cup-holder-light-install.html
I'm not making harnesses/kits for other people, but if you want to do it yourself. Here is what you'll need:
Parts and tools
For the automotive connectors you can also use the following. Note that you'll have to trim the tabs off the bottom of the female connector.
You'll also need some 22AWG stranded wire (strongly recommend multiple colors), wire strippers, terminal crimper, flush cuts, and either Tesa tape or heatshrink + split loom (to protect the wires from abrasion).
The connectors, and pins aren't exactly expensive. You'll spend more on shipping. Buy extra, it's cheap insurance.
Examples:
Install thread: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1678227-2022-super-duty-cup-holder-light-install.html
I'm not making harnesses/kits for other people, but if you want to do it yourself. Here is what you'll need:
Parts and tools
Part Number | Part Name | Quantity |
---|---|---|
HC3Z-14A318-C | Wiring Assembly - Interior Lamp | 1 |
HC3Z-14A318-E | Wire Assembly | 1 |
2-1419158-5 | 20AWG Terminal | 3 |
1393367-1 | 22AWG Terminal | 3 |
1-1419158-6 | 22AWG Pins | 3 |
31067-1011 | Automotive Connector | 1 |
31067-1071 | Automotive Connector | 1 |
31067-1070 | Automotive Connector | 1 |
For the automotive connectors you can also use the following. Note that you'll have to trim the tabs off the bottom of the female connector.
Part Number | Part Name | Quantity |
---|---|---|
31067-1012 | Automotive Connector - Female | 1 |
31067-1072 | Automotive Connector | 2 |
You'll also need some 22AWG stranded wire (strongly recommend multiple colors), wire strippers, terminal crimper, flush cuts, and either Tesa tape or heatshrink + split loom (to protect the wires from abrasion).
The connectors, and pins aren't exactly expensive. You'll spend more on shipping. Buy extra, it's cheap insurance.
Examples:
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