Connecting accessory lights help

[gmartin1215]

I have a set of LED cube lights that I am installing on my bumper. The installation for these lights says to connect to the battery. However, the battery terminals I have don't have a location for attaching accessories (no threaded post with a nut). The only threaded post and not that is on the terminals are there for tightening the ends to the battery post. I attached a picture of my terminal type. Is there another place on 2007-2014 models for accessing battery power for accessories without connecting directly to the battery?

 

[Sundancer]

I would also be interested to know

 

[CaptainAmerica1]

Just don’t. You’re gonna burn this truck to the ground. Pay someone reputable to install these lights. You have no business around a vehicle for any reason other than driving it, and I Seriously question your ability to do that.

 

[Sparksalot]

I’ve you get the positive cable for a PPV, there are extra terminals for accessory connections.

 

[ScottyBoy]

What about an accessory stud at the underhood fuse box? I'm not 100% sure if you can connect there, but I know you can on the 00-06 models. There's a few fused accessory studs on the fuse box on the 00-06 models, I connected my remote start power feed to one of them, and my HID headlight relays and Fog light relays to another one.

 

[Charlie207]

I don't have anything useful to add to this topic. Have a great day.

Fixed that for you.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Install the positive lead on the main fuse block on the firewall on the passenger's side. Just be sure to install it on the side AFTER the fuse, and not on the battery side of the fuse. You can connect the ground wire to a ground post anywhere in the engine bay.

 

[gmartin1215]

Install the positive lead on the main fuse block on the firewall on the passenger's side. Just be sure to install it on the side AFTER the fuse, and not on the battery side of the fuse. You can connect the ground wire to a ground post anywhere in the engine bay.

Can you share a pic of that?

 

[CaptainAmerica1]

Fixed that for you.

Totally missed my sense of humor here but ok.

 

[gmartin1215]

What about an accessory stud at the underhood fuse box? I'm not 100% sure if you can connect there, but I know you can on the 00-06 models. There's a few fused accessory studs on the fuse box on the 00-06 models, I connected my remote start power feed to one of them, and my HID headlight relays and Fog light relays to another one.

there are a couple of posts on the fuse box of my 09 where it is supposedly 12v power supply to a trailer. I was planning to test that out as an option, but really don't know more about it and if it is constant or turns off with the ignition.