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    Posted: 27 Jan 2012 at 2:29pm
Terry,   You should check with the dealer about the charging wire.  Some makes do not have the battery charger plug wired up to the plug.
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And make sure it is at least 10 gauge wire.
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Love my 2010 f-150! Enjoy!
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I'll check the plug with a voltmeter.  Thanks for the info.  It seems strange that they wouldn't hook up the wire when the plug is there.  But then stranger things have happened.

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I'm working from memory, so for what it is worth.........
On my Chevy, all the wiring was there. I only had to buy and insert a 30 amp fuse in the appropriate slot in the fuse panel under the hood.
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Originally posted by David

I'm working from memory, so for what it is worth.........
On my Chevy, all the wiring was there. I only had to buy and insert a 30 amp fuse in the appropriate slot in the fuse panel under the hood.

That's what we had to do with our 2000 F-150 when we started towing the Pod. Looks like a wonderful truck - enjoy! (My truck is jealous!)
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Posts: 1950 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 Jan 2012 at 4:02am
Thanks everyone!Smile  I checked it, and I have power to the plug.  I guess the tow package took care of all that.

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Very sharp looking.  I am sure you will love it!
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