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Thanks. I've had it for over a year. I couldn't figure where to put it.

Yes, I think they are going to be great. I hope so. I have a lot invested in the 2006 tail lights and these bulbs. The bulbs were pricy and I think I got a decent deal on the tails. But then you got to get the pigtails and sockets to cut up. Almost $200.00 for the whole deal. But I did choose to...

New addition.

Here are some more photos.

OEM Ford parts made by Osram-Sylvania The LED modules are made by Sylvania/OSRAM and are part of their Joule LED lighting system. This clever design places surface mount LEDs in a heat sink assembly outside of the tail light assembly. A clear plastic tube carries the light up to a mirror that...

$10.00 was a steal. I paid more than that, but I probably would have had to search for months to find them in a JY around here.

I found a set of connectors. A bit more than I wanted to spend, but they are the correct part. Here is a couple photos for future readers.

Another part..

Here is some info.

Good news..You won't need extra relays.

You'll need the harness also. The connectors ARE different. I investigated these for my truck, but finding the bezel, switches and the harness was very difficult/expensive at the time. I can't recall at the moment about the wiring itself. The newer trucks have switched grounds for a lot of the...

My first 2 guesses are bad connection/wire or bad gauge itself. Easy thing to try is open the hood and make sure all the connectors on the engine are fully plugged in.

Tonight I worked on pre wiring what I can. The fan controller wiring I got has the whole harness including the blower motor connector. I ended up splicing a new style end on for the speed controller. I got a brand new Motorcraft speed controller. It's the new style with the weatherproof...

I decided to upgrade to the L1224R and 06 tail lights. Both have been ordered. My question is about the connector on the L1224R. These are what I bought...

I'll be sure to post photos. Today after work, I decided to replace the blend door actuator with the EATC one. It is warm outside, so I figure I can do the install one part at a time. Yes it is a pain to change. I dropped one ratchet and had to use another one. You can retrieve your dropped...

Modded in green led's tonight. Much better.....

Well, finishing bench testing the EATC. I had to buy an actuator. You can't use an early actuator with a late style head unit. Tonight I finished modding in green led's in the EATC head unit. I saw the 06 tail lights in real life. They do look much better. Bought a set for $49.00. Free shipping

To explain what I have done is easy. I have fully converted my Ranger into a Lincoln. I get 1 or 2 comments a week from strangers saying, "I did not know Lincoln made a mini truck". Sort of a clone of a truck that never existed. It is without a doubt unique and one of a kind. That gives me a lot...

Believe it or not, only once. The steps seemed like a good idea at the time. I think my legs were shorter when I put the step on.

Mark LT mudflaps are on. I was going to install the EATC this weekend but there's a swap meet in Canfield. That side step I put on has got to go away.