F150 Lightning Back Up Speaker disconnect (for replacement)

This is just for replacement purposes. This shall remain connected to comply with local laws.
For the frunk speaker removal, click here • F150 Lightning Frunk S...

[@Josiahrocco]

Thanks!!

[@jordanbaldrige3429]

I just did this and there is no warning on my truck. Turned it off and on twice, went into reverse both times, no warning! Soooooooo much better!

[@m10stuff]

Cool. Looks like they’ve done a software update in the last 2 years.

[@maxhexen]

Is it 12 or 24V? We would like to plug a louder backup alarm for construction site and I was thinking of using that plug. Thanks!

[@m10stuff]

12

[@maxhexen]

@@m10stuff great thanks!

[@jcwfh]

How do you put the truck in reverse without it moving?

[@m10stuff]

Emergency brake

[@xsterawesome]

This is exactly what I was looking for! I don't think need it by law, the manufacturer just has to put one on.
It's like the 3rd break light or backup camera, required by law for a new vehicle, but every truck comes with a cap for when you remove the tailgate.

[@m10stuff]

With this unplugged you will receive a warning on the dash every time you start the truck

[@xsterawesome]

@M-10 Built thanks for the heads up, I just wanted to put some tape and/or cardboard and quiet it down a bit. I like the idea of it making sound but I woke people up just by putting it in reverse more than once. I wish it had a sound meter and automatically adjusted how loud it was based on the environment.

[@skeeterlubidowicz9158]

Compared to the ungodly racket we hear when we open/close the frunk, the backup chime is infinitely more pleasing. I barely even hear it, but I'm getting old.