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Fantastic

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  1. No you only need the cables that were mentioned earlier in the post. You add those to your pre existing connector and then wire those into a relay set up as switched ground.
  2. With this being said will I be facing the diode towards or away from the switch? If I’m reading the bulletin correctly the cathode is going towards the switch and the anode towards the relay?
  3. Ok so my x1 connector looks like it already has a grey wire in slot 10 and a blue wire in slot 11? What does this mean for me if I’m trying to just bypass the x61 and x50? The only switches I have now are the TC and cargo light. **Edit** disregard I was reading the connector backwards lol
  4. Ok so based on all of this since I do not have the relays in the X50 fuse box, if I add the S48A switches with the four aux switches they will have power I just have to pin pins 10-13 of X1 connector and run those to negative ends of relays?
  5. Okay so I’ve read through this whole thread twice now and I still have a few questions. My truck (2014 LT) came with just the traction control and cargo lights, it does not have the relays in the X50. Can I just wire into the harness behind the switches to enable them to work?
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