2021 + Bronco LED Auxiliary Switch Panel (From F150LEDs.com)

Nick shows the step-by-step process to install the F150LEDs.com Bronco LED Auxiliary Switch Panel on your 2021 + Ford Bronco! The F150LEDs premium Bronco LED backlit AUX panel features 6 separate control switches, 26 custom made label options, Bronco inspired gun metal design, custom Bronco plate bracket design, easy-to-install harness with built in Bronco fuse tap, auto dimming backlit LEDs w/ matching blue dial background, auto adjusting backlight intensity sensors, green active indicators, recall memory and an all off/on quick function button. If you want the absolute best AUX panel for your Bronco then you've found it! Order your LED Switch Panel at F150LEDs.com and check out all of our other amazing LED products for your Ford Bronco!
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[@MikeHaddon]

Just installed today on my 2023 Bronco. Went smooth. Wasn't a big fan of drilling into my rig to mount the control box but it was simple. Wish there was a better spot for it. I could not get the fuse box cover back on. No amount of jiggle or push would make it so. Ended up notching out the cover to clear the control box. Nick seems like a good guy. Makes me feel better about a company I randomly found on google!

[@F150LEDs]

Thanks Mike! We appreciate the kind words and feedback! It is our honor to serve you and we look foward to serving you further soon!

[@jaimemartinez1095]

Great video! I don't know how I stumbled on this video but glad I did. Just ordered this for my Bronco last night.

[@F150LEDs]

Fantastic! Thank you so much for your support, we truly appreciate you and cant wait to serve further!

[@jaimemartinez1095]

​@@F150LEDsOK, I just received it. Super fast shipping, thank you! No instructions whatsoever on connecting the lights to the unit. I can't find anything online. Can you point me to the right direction or can I just ask on here?

[@F150LEDs]

You are so welcome, thank you for your support! It sounds like the info you are looking for is covered at the 4:20 mark in the installation video, we will provide a link to it below! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYmYaGmZfMd5nLMsi=qX-6ErEznlXcv2rE&t=260 If you have any other questions please reach out to our support team direct using the link below for fastest response. www.f150leds.com/pages/contact-us Thanks so much for your support, we look foward to serving you further soon!

[@jaimemartinez1095]

@@F150LEDs I got it. I was actually wondering how to connect the lights after the switch was installed as in, do any other wires from the lights need to be connected? Most of the lights on Amazon come with wiring harnesses. I cut all of it off and just ran the hot to one of the ports as shown at 4:20. I think the connecting of the blue wire confused me. Thank you though! So far, very happy with everything.

[@neoasura]

Note to self: remove fuse panel, wire it up, close it back up, then drill and install the relay block.

[@F150LEDs]

haha that would give you more space to work with! 😎 Looking foward to serving you again soon!

[@michaelrudell5137]

Hey! @f150leds I think more newer gen f150 owners may buy this if you showed ideal optional places for installation in your newer gen f150? Personally I would love that

[@F150LEDs]

Thank you for your suggestion Michael, we will see what we can do for you! 😉 Thanks for your support, we look foward to serving you soon!

[@ryanbeckworth9975]

Cool product and great install video!

[@F150LEDs]

Thank you Sir! Please let us know how we can help, we look forward to serving you soon!

[@jonahdelong6389]

Does this have positive and negative in the distribution block or just a positive.

[@F150LEDs]

Hey Jonah! You would run your positive (+) leads to the distribution block and your ground (-) leads to your frame or ground terminal on the battery. Thank you for your support, we look forward to serving you further soon!

[@christophenuss]

Bit of a newbie, would you still use the wires Ford has run to the light you add and then run that to the fuse box?

[@F150LEDs]

Hey B4K4FIRE, you would not need any factory wires for this application. You would simply run the relay wire from the harness plugged into your lights (shown as the single blue wire in the video) to the AUX distribution block and connect it there. Does that answer your question fully? Thanks, we look foward to serving you soon!

[@schkibz]

Can you add a short video for running and hiding the cable farther back on the console where it would be mounted for a manual?

[@F150LEDs]

Hey @SKB, thank you for your support and question! We don't have a manual on hand ot shoot the video for you, but it would install right onto your Bronco plate and the cable routing would be exactly the same except you would have a slightly larger run from your AUX panel to where the wire tucks into the dash panels by the center grab handle. We hope that helps, please let us know how we can serve you further!

[@sraldiris]

nice!

[@F150LEDs]

Thank you sir! We look forward to serving you!

[@Bizness10]

@2:50 you say, mounted on the passenger panel, but clearly that’s the driver side.

[@F150LEDs]

That right, good catch! We did indeed mount the power distribution block on the driver side panel, not the passenger side. Sorry for any confusion that may have caused, thanks for your support!

[@grampitzer1552]

Could you mount the box a little further in towards the cabin. It looks like a pain to fight with everytime you need to get into the fuse box? You struggled quite a bit in the video and even cut away and came back to it after it was put back in. Already ordered one and it looks like a great product. How did you not pinch the add a fuse wire putting the cover back on?

[@F150LEDs]

Hey Gram, thank you for your support! Absolutely, you could relocate it to many different locations based on your preference, we didn't plan on accessing the fuse panel much sop we chose that spot, it does take a little fenagling to get the cover back on. The fuse panel top cover has flex to it so it doesn't crush the wire as it exits the fuse panel. Thanks again for your support, we look foward to your feedback and serving you further!

[@charlie-qm9gz]

Best idea

[@F150LEDs]

Thanks Charlie! We appreciate your support and hope to serve you soon!

[@brianalday3024]

Just ordered this product! Question, can you wire both left and right fog lights to 1 switch?

[@F150LEDs]

Thanks Brian! We truly appreciate your support! Yes you certainly can. tTpically you would have a single harness connected to both fog lights that would then connect to one switch port for your AUX panel. Please let us know how we can serve further!

[@clipvue222]

Wonder if there is one for an 2023 f150? Where would it be mounted

[@F150LEDs]

Hey ClipVue! This model actually will work great on your 23 F150 as it includes an optional 3M panel mount allowing for installation directly to dash on your F150 etc. Thanks for the question and support! We look forward to serving you soon!

[@lynndoyle5899]

Where is the blue relay wire located? I have everything installed and the. Aux panel lights up when the Bronco is started. Do I need to hook up the blue wire? Do you lose the #6 location for another accessory when the blue wire is installed?

[@F150LEDs]

Hey there! The blue relay wire is from the LED bar harness itself. Please reach out direct to our support team and they can help walk you through it! Thank you for your support, we look foward to serving you soon! www.f150leds.com/pages/contact-us

[@Sn-tk8rq]

Looks like a clean almost OEM look on the inside. My 2023 Bronco didn't come with upfitters. Can I connect this directly to the pre-run wires to control my fog lights, rear aux lights and roof mounted led bar for example? I cringed at the part where you have to drill two holes. Is heavy duty velcro an option to install on top of the fuse box? Thanks for the video. Cheers!

[@F150LEDs]

Thanks @Sn-tk8rq! You can use this unit to run all of your light systems as you mentioned. We would not recommend using Velcro as the the power distribution block has some weight to it but we promise drilling those two small holes is easy and unnoticeable. =) Please let us know how we can serve you further!

[@Sn-tk8rq]

@@F150LEDs Thank you for a quick response! A great first impression to a potential client. I look forward to doing some business.

[@Sn-tk8rq]

Coupon codes available????

[@djweaver30125]

Does this offer modes (momentary/latched/pulsed) for the switches. This looks similar to auxbeam. What makes this one better?

[@F150LEDs]

Hey Jonathan, thanks for your support and question! Our panel is absolutely the best option for your wonderful Bronco. To quickly just name a few advantages, you are getting 1) a custom bracket for easy installation and to retain visual sightlines of your Bronco plate. 2) Custom gun metal matching interior aluminum housing with matching front panel. 3) easy tap pre-set for easy linking to your Bronco 4) 24 custom labels plus 5) Ford matching power switch and 6) Ford color matching backlighting. That's just a few quick differences that you asked about that will help take your Bronco experience a notch above any other generic look alikes etc. Please let us know how else we can help, we look foward to serving you soon!

[@djweaver30125]

@@F150LEDs what are the switches three ways, momentary, latching, pulsing? I was considering this for one of the Ford trucks not the bronco

[@F150LEDs]

@@djweaver30125 Perfect! We include mounting options for other Ford trucks too. As far as the switch it functions as a latching switch (one press ON, then another press for OFF without a change in position). Thanks Jonathan!

[@landonpeltz9861]

Will this void my warranty since I am drilling holes?

[@F150LEDs]

Not at all! We look forward to serving you soon!

[@luciangrey6579]

I used heavy velcro to attach the AUX panel on top of the fuse panel box. Works perfect and no holes to drill.

[@Jason33w]

Bummer I can't get it with red backlighting

[@F150LEDs]

Sorry Jason! We were going for the OEM built in look with the Ford blue backlighting. Please let us know how else we can serve you better!

[@Jason33w]

@F150LEDs no worries! I totally get your choice! And it's a good one! Keep up the great designs!

[@F150LEDs]

Thanks Jason, we appreciate the kind words & support! We hope to have the opportunity to serve you soon!