It may be better to use a brush guard and mount the lights on that rather than in the bumper. If nothing else, that will allow you to use much bigger lights or even a light bar, if you so choose. You'll have all sorts of light then.
If you're talking about the one that comes in the Ford-branded blue-and-silver bag that also has safety vests and jumper cables in it, then no, it won't fit. I just keep it back there behind the 3rd seat.
I mean...you can tell anyone you want anything you want, but there is such a thing as contract law, and I, for one, have no idea what Alaska statutes have to say in a case like this.
Out of curiosity, how did you come up with 20%?
I can relate, took me two years to find mine. Granted, it is a fleet model that most dealers have never even seen, let alone stocked or sold, but still...
It's a light for the camera, it comes on if you are in reverse and exterior lights are on. The reasoning is that otherwise the image might be too dark.
Things have changed somewhat since then...I seem to recall some sort of a health event that occurred several months after September 2019 that had some minor effects on a number of things...
That happened on my 2015, the rears were replaced at 45k miles, the fronts are still good now at 67k. The truck was previously owned by a Federal agency, God only knows how they drove it...
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