Hi all,
Ford wants to share this new electrical DIY video for Maverick they posted on Ford’s YouTube. People have been really interested in eDIY and this gives them instructions on how to do it.
As a refresher, Maverick has two 12-volt 20-amp prewired sources at the back enabling DIY electrical solutions. While doing customer research during Maverick’s development, the Maverick team saw lots of people hacking into their wiring harness to run things like lighting, air pumps and other electrical accessories. The team wanted to give Maverick customers a better and safer option – and so e-DIY was born.
Gaby Grajales (photo attached above) is the electrical engineer who helped develop standard built-in 12-volt electrical power prewired to an easily removable cover on either side of the back of the bed to support DIY electrical projects.
While Maverick customers still have the option to buy accessories like factory-available box lighting, they can use their creativity to do electrical DIY projects through the 12-volt access points.
Beyond DIY electrical, there are two available 110-volt 400-watt outlets – one in the bed and one in the cabin – that can power phones, laptops, small TVs, a cordless tool battery charger, or a small, corded tool like a jigsaw.
Ford wants to share this new electrical DIY video for Maverick they posted on Ford’s YouTube. People have been really interested in eDIY and this gives them instructions on how to do it.
As a refresher, Maverick has two 12-volt 20-amp prewired sources at the back enabling DIY electrical solutions. While doing customer research during Maverick’s development, the Maverick team saw lots of people hacking into their wiring harness to run things like lighting, air pumps and other electrical accessories. The team wanted to give Maverick customers a better and safer option – and so e-DIY was born.
Gaby Grajales (photo attached above) is the electrical engineer who helped develop standard built-in 12-volt electrical power prewired to an easily removable cover on either side of the back of the bed to support DIY electrical projects.
While Maverick customers still have the option to buy accessories like factory-available box lighting, they can use their creativity to do electrical DIY projects through the 12-volt access points.
Beyond DIY electrical, there are two available 110-volt 400-watt outlets – one in the bed and one in the cabin – that can power phones, laptops, small TVs, a cordless tool battery charger, or a small, corded tool like a jigsaw.
