real time help: IPF Wiring Harness, need truck for Monday

[aythya]

Thanks in advance!!!!! I'm trying to install the IPF wiring harness into my 60. Where does the male "pick up plug" plug into the Toyota OEM Harness?

I can't find a square plug for it on the pass side fender?

Or is that "plug Y" and not used in this application?

Thanks!!!!

 

[CardinalFJ60]

IIRC plugs into harness socket

I don't have my 60 with me right now, but I wanna say you unplug the harness from the light, plug in the IPF harness and run the other connections. if you have a 60, you need to plug two of the leads together or something like that. the instructions are pretty clear on that.

 

[aythya]

The new wiring harness I have has a pos/neg lead to the bat. The new harness has a square 2 wire plug connector w/ black/red wires and a square 3 wire plug w/black, red/green, white. Trying to finf where 3 prong connector hooks up to existing wiring. All the wiring connections on this truck are round plugs. No fog lamps.

 

[Brock]

yes.....dont use drivers light just unplug light from FJ60 harness. Do same on passenger side. Plug new harness into both headlamps and then plug passenger plug into the exta plug on passenger side...mount relays and attach as instructed and you are done.

you are connecting both of your headlights with the NEW harness and only using the plug that USED TO BE on your passenger headlight to activate the new harness. power comes from battery it uses feed from OLD harness to tell it when to turn on and off and LOW or HIGH beam.

 

[aythya]

Thanks to all. I figured it out and a bud found it on here all at the same time. Just backed it out to aim lights.

Hey Brock... Need to get with you about LCLC Might be in Savannah for a while.

Thanks!!!

 

[Brock]

let me know buddy...we have a couple Marines from Beaufort and PI....and had one guy from Hunter that wanted to join but he went up to teach at mountain survival in NY....
just let me know when you get in area....you are welcome to join us on anything.