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NHTSA ID Number: 10146049
Manufacturer Communication Number: COD-R6Q4N-12
Summary
Provides instructions for disconnecting Citadel LED Lighting System
1 Affected Product
Equipment
BRAND | PART NO. | PRODUCTION DATES |
CODE 3 | CODE 3 |
Wire Disconnection Instructions
November 1, 2017
NOTE: These instructions should be presented to the Ford dealer to alert them of this important step.
All Ford Police Interceptor Utility vehicles within model years 2013-2017 should have the repair work described in Ford
Customer Satisfaction Campaign 17B25 performed by a Ford
dealer. However, prior to having such repair work performed, please disconnect the existing cable/wires as described below. This existing cable/wires will be reused to power the new Citadel EZ product.
5-Step instructions to disconnect the existing Citadel product.
Step-1. Disconnect the vehicle battery eliminating power to the Citadel product.
Step-2. Raise lift gate to access the rear head liner. Carefully pull up the lift gate water seal rubber extrusion to expose the edge of the head liner. Pull down the edge of the head liner to expose the electrical cable or wires powering the Citadel as shown in Figure 1. If the unit is a CELS or CB version, there will be a jacketed 3/8” diameter cable as shown in Figure 2. If the unit is an Independent Flashing version there will be individual wires as shown in Figure 3.
Step-3. Cut the existing cable or wires as close to the opening in the vehicle’s flexible rubber conduit as possible to leave as much original cable length for the new installation. The flexible rubber conduit can be seen in Figure 4 below. Strip back a portion of the cable jacket on the CELS/CB version. On the CELS/CB and Independent Flashing versions, tape the ends of all of the individual wires to prevent electrical short circuits as shown in Figures 5-6 below.
Step-4. Push the head liner back into position making sure the retaining magnets make full contact. Then reinstall the rubber extrusion back over the edge of the head liner. Ensure that the rubber extrusion is seated flush to the surface and sealed with Ford sealant (TA-2-B), if required, to fully seal the interfaces. Install rubber extrusion over the headliner seal.
Step-5. Reconnect vehicle battery power.
1 Associated Document
Manufacturer Communications
MC-10146049-9999.pdf 2483.453KB
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- Stop-Tail-Turn-Reverse and Warning Light Combo
- These low-profile, multifunctional lights maximize visibility on the back of the vehicle
- Use them to indicate stop-turn-tail-reverse with steady burn red and white colors
- When warning lights are activated, the dual-color lights provide 69 attention-grabbing flash patterns
- Amber LEDs
- Vibration and Shock-Resistant Construction
- Ultrasonically Sealed Housing
- Sync-capable with additional 3811s
- Certified SAE Class 1 and California Title 13
- Directional lights mount to work vehicles to alert other motorists to move in a specific direction,
- Long lasting and durable material
- Easy and flexible to use
- Manufactured in China
- LED (6), Flood Beam, Round, 10-30VDC
- Aluminum heatsink housing
- Polycarbonate lens
- Steel mounting bracket
- Package Weight: 3.4 pounds
- Made in China
- Package Dimensions : 7.0 L x 1.2 H x 6.0 W (inches)
- Pulse 8 Flash Pattern
- Long, maintenance free service life
- 5-year warranty
- 12-80V operating range
- Package Dimensions: 5.0 L x 14.7 H x 5.8 W (centimeters)
- Made in China
- Package Weight : 0.55 pounds
- ECO-3920A 12 Vdc 0.8
- Made in United States
- Package Dimensions : 6.5 L x 0.57 H x 2.0 W (inches)
- Package Weight : 0.5 pounds
- Certification: Class II, RoHs, CE, UL
- 11 flash patterns
- Reinforced polypropylene base, polycarbonate lens
- Temperature Range: -22 degrees Fahrenheit to +122 degrees Fahrenheit (-30 degrees Celsius to +50 degrees Celsius)
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