2021 Bronco Triple LED Fog Light Upgrade from ORACLE Lighting- DIY Install Guide

[@ronjeremyhyatt3334]

Any chance you can demo the wiring when integrating with the OEM aux switches?

[@ORACLElights]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZSvnnhmYrB3bLM

[@reidconnolly6236]

@@ORACLElights it would be great to have a professional video from the manufacturer on how to install with upfitter switches, given that they're a common option on Broncos.

[@crimson49er]

@@reidconnolly6236 agreed!

[@reidconnolly6236]

@SeaMonkey137 thank you! This is the video I ended up using, too. For me, the trickiest step of the installation was attaching the wiring harness connector on the fog light housings themselves to the leads attaching to the battery. Finding the right aux switch wire with the video you linked was pretty easy

[@johneldridge5129]

Have a set of these that filled with water during water crossing and lenses are cloudy now. How do you disassemble to clean assembly and lenses

[@GCharlesE]

Can these be wired to the stock fog light button? Thats what i would prefer to do!

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

The lights are great because of the super easy install, but there's a couple of minor issues. I think the switch could be designed better. The red and green power lights should be on the opposite end of the switch. Most people will mount this near the parking brake (like in the video), so the lights are obscured by the button and the angle. I flipped mine upside down so I could actually see the power lights. Also, the switch wouldn't stick so I had to get a Scotch Velcro kit to secure it. The other thing is I'm getting orange film covers because these lean more towards yellow than amber.

[@BK-ju6rb]

The empty firewall grommet wasn't a nice gesture by Ford - it is used for the clutch cable pass-through on manual transmission Broncos. Not available for aftermarket wiring on those vehicles!

[@AJ06010]

Just experiencing that now.

[@2788Flyers]

Question if I wire to an aux switch can I still ground to the top of the negative battery terminal? Is that a good ground spot or do I have to mount it to the chassis of the car? Will that have any effect on the battery or not at all? Thanks.

[@ORACLElights]

You can ground to the chassis or to the battery ground, both are good ground sources.

[@2788Flyers]

@@ORACLElights ok thank you.

[@brianhumphrey8494]

Can you connect the Fog light to the factory switch then have the other 2 lights power from the switch you provide in the kit? For DOT street legal, I would want to run the standard single fog separate from the other 2 lights - thanks

[@ORACLElights]

Yes, you would just use the connectors on the included y-adapter harness to split these off to the desired switches as you are describing,

[@mrcxr8285]

Does anyone show the beam pattern?

[@Bacnow]

I have a factory plastic bumper with factory fog lights. I am replacing this bumper with the factory steel HD MOD bumper. I am NOT planning to connect these lights to the Aux Switches or included switch! Will the included instructions give me guidance on how to connect your fog lights to the existing factory fog light harness/wiring? Will i need to source special or specific harnesses or connections to complete this install?

[@ORACLElights]

We won't have instructions for this, but you can tap the existing wires into the factory harness. If you cut the wires after the DTM connectors on the ORACLE fogs, you'll have a red & black wire to tap in & still have a quick disconnect.

[@Bacnow]

@@ORACLElights - Ahh…nice! Thanks for the reply! I did order your fog light kit and should (hopefully) have my Bronco soon. I figured it would be a simple electrical connection, but i was just curious if it was addressed in the instructions.

[@GCharlesE]

How did you make out? I'm planning to do this exact thing this weekend

[@dglasco25]

Is there a reason that you elected not to use the per-wired switches? If you want to use those switches do the install instruction tell you how to proceed?

[@ORACLElights]

Not all Broncos have the Aux switch option. Yes you can connect to the Aux switches if you prefer to use those.

[@interiorguys7992]

What amperage would it need I know a couple switches are 5 amp 10 amp 20 and 30 I think not sure ?

[@interiorguys7992]

Also can you wire the bronco letters and the running lights together so you don’t have to use a switch on them and run the fogs separately to a switch?

[@bayard3000]

@@ORACLElights it would be awesome if you had a video showing how to do that wiring.

[@ORACLElights]

@@bayard3000 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZSvnnhmYrB3bLM

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

Is it possible to link the Oracle switch power to the drl or parking lights, so that when those lights go off (in auto mode) the fog lights will go off regardless of whether the switch is on or off? I keep leaving my fog lights on accidentally and can't seem to make it a habit to turn them off. Haha my neighbors are probably getting tired of telling me my lights were left on.

[@ORACLElights]

Yes, you can use an Add-A-Circuit (Micro2) to go into the fuse box for power rather than the battery. The top right row of 10A fuses are all ignition switched so they will turn off with your engine.

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

@@ORACLElights thanks I'll look into doing that

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

​​@@ORACLElights Do you mean top right while standing facing the wheel looking into the engine compartment?

[@ORACLElights]

@@marcus_ohreallyus check out the bottom of this pdf for a diagram cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1766/0599/files/Letters_Instructions.pdf?v=1638814692

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

Thanks that worked. Any ideas in why the switch light won't work when it's hooked up this way? I went into fuse 21

[@luissuarez8992]

Are these drl? Can it be on all the time?

[@ORACLElights]

These are fog lights but you can wire then to be on with the DRL if that is how you prefer to set them up.

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

This is great for me because I didn't build with aux switches

[@AACstyle]

One of the only Bronco fog light kits out that include the switch and harness for no additional charge 👍

[@cynicsupreme]

So this will connect to the pre wired aux switches?

[@ORACLElights]

Correct.

[@Asdfg-fw9ib]

Is it streetlegal?

[@ORACLElights]

Yes, this is a DOT/SAE beam pattern.

[@hugoalcantar561]

Really,,,,what about the AUX SWITCH

[@ORACLElights]

If you want to connect to your Aux switch connect to the Aux switch cables. There are instructions provided by Ford on how to connect to the Aux switches.

[@rebeccaweiss5839]

Too bad Ford put my bolts on with the power of Jesus himself, and none of them will budge.

[@CallMeCribby]

LOL, thanks for the laugh! You can use some WD-40 or PB Blaster on the bolts and that might help; usually this works on older cars/trucks where rust and buildup are an issue but I've had it work on some of my new vehicles. Also, if you have an impact drill with a socket head that might help. The more leverage you have the better so if you can get an extension to your wrench or ratchet that would help.

[@SouthDFWrep]

Lmao!!! At The power of Jesus