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Read articles →This is a narrow, practical fix-it video for 4052R owners adding aftermarket backup work lights. The creator explains that plugging in the lights isn't enough, you also need a dash switch (part MIA10204, about $39), and walks through popping off the dash cover, finding the pre-labeled wiring harness underneath, and installing the switch so the lights actually turn on. Useful mainly for owners doing this exact upgrade.
Posted by the dakota2157 channel, an owner sharing a hands-on fix from their own tractor after finding no other videos on the topic.
Plugging the lights into the existing wiring harness isn't enough. You need to install a dash switch, part MIA10204, for the lights to actually work.
Remove three screws so the dash pops up, find the wiring harness underneath labeled backup work lights, plug it in, and pop the new switch into the dash cover.
The switch is part MIA10204, which costs about 39 dollars and can be bought on Amazon or through John Deere.
