DIY 2015 Ford Focus Installation for the Roadmaster Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles

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Today on our 2015 Ford Focus. We're going to show you how to install the Roadmaster LED Bulb and Socket Tail Light Wiring Kit. Part number RM-152-LED. I'm going to start my wiring by going right over the tube that runs out of this module here. It's going to take some wiring out. We'll go right over that. That's going to give us support.

Get it right underneath that safety cable. Then we'll actually run this right up between our base plate and over toward the middle where our connections will be made. With our wiring here, it's a good idea just to tuck it from the back side of the base plate. Keep just what we need hanging out of the front. We'll zip tie the rest of it around the tube. It is a good idea to have some extra zip ties, so you can zip tie it anywhere we can find a good anchor point.

This should give us plenty of room to bring our wiring down where we can connect it with our connector, once we have our fascia back on. We're going to pull our cover down here. We'll have 1, 2 and 3 T-27 Torx Bit Screws to remove. That should allow us to pull our panel down enough to where we can get our wiring there and just continue routing it rearward. If we come under the loom here, straight back, we should be able to go right over the top of our sub frame. That's going to avoid any pinch points. That's the big thing.

We want to avoid any pinch points, sharp edges or anything that might cause damage to our wiring. That'll give us good clearance for many of our moving parts there. We'll bring it straight back from there. We're going to run it under this small tab. Then we can actually use our appearance 00:02:03 panel here to hold that in position. That's going to give us plenty of clearance.

We can put this back up into place. Our wire's going to come right underneath this edge. What I'm going to do is put a little bit of the included wire loom on there, just to help that from having any kind of damage done to it. There's a little electrical tape to hold that in place. I'm going to use a zip tie. I'm going to anchor it out right there. I'm going to use this all the way across. That way it'll protect it from the exhaust there. Then we'll join in with our brake lines here, our fuel lines and we can head towards the back. If we go in from the back of that panel, once we've pushed enough of that 4-pull 00:03:10 wire in, we ought to be able to take a coat hanger . (I've just got my magnet here), and reach in and grab it on; pull it on through. This'll be another great anchor location right here. I'm going to go right up over that brake line, also over the top of the cross member back here, straight back this way. We're going to take a second and strip our white wire back. I want to use this bolt that goes into our frame. I want to use that as our ground. Stick that in. Strip it back. Twist it up there. Add a ring terminal. This bolt requires a T-30 Torx Bit. Place a ring terminal over the hole, put the bolt back through and secure it down. Our yellow wire is going to go over to our driver's side. Our brown wire needs to go to the driver's side and the passenger's side. Our green wire, that's going to go to our passenger's side. In our trunk area, we want to look inside and find the little panel there and pull that off. Inside, there are going to be black wing nuts. We've got one there at the bottom you can see, then one right up here at the top. We want to pull out on our light gently. We'll see our 2 plugs here in the back, this 1 and this 1. Just twist those to remove 'em. You wire is going to be in that little keeper. Just pull those out of there. We repeat the same process for the other side. We're going to take a piece of airline tubing . You can also use a coat hanger or stiff piece of wire. We're just going to guide this down so it comes out underneath our vehicle, so we can find it when we get underneath our vehicle. This is going to help us so we can attach our wire and pull it up so we can work with it. We'll find the end of that pull cable or wire, whatever you used. Then we'll just tape our green and our brown wire off to it. We can use that to pull it up to where we'll be making our connections. Right here is a good anchor point, also right here. That'll give us good spots to keep our wire up and out of the way so we won't have to worry about it. This one we're going to leave a little bit loose. I just want this for supp