Not an answer, but I do have an opinion based on what the truck does have. Also a bump.The Maverick has a DIY connector pre-wired in the back of the bed, does anyone know if it is switched in the cab ?
Because of what I said above, I personally hope its not. I want to be able to power my own LED strip bed lights as well as potentially a compressor, and independently control which has power.Not an answer, but I do have an opinion based on what the truck does have. Also a bump.
I would guess it is not switched 12v, but constant 12v. The reason I think this is because it probably comes from the same branch circuit as the 12v box lighting, lighting which is powered by a switch at the light itself. Fused 12v constant to the switch in the box.
I hope I'm wrong though. A totally independent circuit which is factory switched from the cab would be ideal.
This all I have from Ford:The Maverick has a DIY connector pre-wired in the back of the bed, does anyone know if it is switched in the cab ?
Do you know where are the circuitry & own fuses box for 12v connectors?This all I have from Ford:
Some FlexBed wiring details from Ford Maverick Marketing dept:
- The two 12V pre-wire leads have their own circuitry & their own fuses (max 15 Amp combined) to protect the function of the vehicle electrical system.
- Access is through a small rectangular trim covered port on the left & right sides of the pick-up bed, near the tailgate.
- The vehicle comes with one 12V connector in its own packaging. (Add’l connectors are available thru dealer channel).
- The one 12V connector attaches to either of the 12V pre-wire leads.
- What is the max wattage of an inverter that can be attached to a 12 V pre-wire lead? 180 W
The Maverick has a DIY connector pre-wired in the back of the bed, does anyone know if it is switched in the cab ?
No it does not. It does come with one pigtail to get you going.
The Maverick has a DIY connector pre-wired in the back of the bed, does anyone know if it is switched in the cab ?
No switch, Mine has the same issue, no voltage. The dealer said they don't know how to fix them and engineers from the ford manufacture also, so the dealder said will call me when the ford manufacture figured out, that was a month ago.The Maverick has a DIY connector pre-wired in the back of the bed, does anyone know if it is switched in the cab ?
Where can I find the connector that ford includes with the maverick? Is it behind the panel?This all I have from Ford:
Some FlexBed wiring details from Ford Maverick Marketing dept:
- The two 12V pre-wire leads have their own circuitry & their own fuses (max 15 Amp combined) to protect the function of the vehicle electrical system.
- Access is through a small rectangular trim covered port on the left & right sides of the pick-up bed, near the tailgate.
- The vehicle comes with one 12V connector in its own packaging. (Add’l connectors are available thru dealer channel).
- The one 12V connector attaches to either of the 12V pre-wire leads.
- What is the max wattage of an inverter that can be attached to a 12 V pre-wire lead? 180 W