Will the Roadmaster FuseMaster Fuse Bypass Fit a 2011 Ford Edge
Question:
Does the RN76511 also work on the Ford Edge 2011. If so when I tow my car on a dollie will the rear lights all work off the towing truck and not effect the cars elictrical system.
asked by: Danny R
Expert Reply:
Yes, the Roadmaster FuseMaster Fuse Bypass, # RM76511, will work on your 2011 Ford Edge. Using this fuse bypass will not affect the tail lights on your Edge or the tow dolly because they will receive power from the tow vehicle.
If your tow dolly does not have tail lights and you plan on using the tail lights on your Edge, then you will also want a tail light wiring kit. Use # HM56001. These wiring kits connect inline with your tail light wiring at the tail light assemblies and provide a 4-way trailer connector at the front of the Edge. If you need a different connector than a 4-way you can cut it off and replace it. If your tow vehicle uses a 4-way round connector, then you could use the Pollack 4-Way Round Connector, # PK11402. If your tow vehicle uses a different connector, let me know what type and I would be happy to make a recommendation.
If your tow dolly has tail lights, then you would not need to use the tail lights on your Edge. The dolly should come with a wiring harness already installed and you would not need to worry about an additional harness or interference with the fuse bypass.
Products Referenced in This Question
Hopkins Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles
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- Trailer Wiring
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Roadmaster FuseMaster Fuse Bypass - 13" - 20-Amp Mini-Fuse
- Tow Bar Wiring
- Bypasses Vehicle Wiring
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