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Of course you do! ^^ wife’s HLE with Robins Egg Blue belts

Try a reset by pressing in & holding the power button while simultaneously pressing the right seek >> button for about 10 seconds or so and the head unit will reboot.

The Braptor doesn’t have front mud guards

Pressing the vertical pedal on the right kills my MPG!!!

The 2 tips have very different use cases. If you have the time, energy and patience to remove windows to get the full open air experience, the soft top is for you. If you are more likely to enjoy the open air seasonally and the convenience of a quick flip back the top, then Skyrider/Surider is...

Just pull up the Marti report NOT! seriously tho - no one has found the Rosetta Stone of 6th Gen Bronco production details - just monthly aggregates.

May I suggest an old fashioned phone call? I have used them several times and they have great service in addition to their pricing.

Wow - this is fully stuff. Here’s mine based on ChatGPT That Bronco looks like it spends more time posing for Instagram than actually recovering Jeeps. The light bar setup says “search and rescue,” but the trail says “mall parking lot behind Buffalo Wild Wings.” You’ve got enough auxiliary...

Nice rig & thank you for your service!

Just be smart about your wire, fuse, shut off options, wire protection and appropriate tie downs to prevent any chafing and it’s a terrific addition. I added a distribution block inside my tailgate (behind the access panel) that provides power for my ARB twin, some external camping lights & an...

@Marshal - did you reset the BCM after the battery swap?

Welcome & congrats on the Braptor. That’s a fun place - are you planning to run the 1/4 mile there? LOL Pine Barrens are a blast. Be sure to check out www.tristatebroncos.com - great group of Bronco enthusiasts and they have several group events that will allow you to enjoy your new ride!

IIRC there is a lot of room in there - you would still need to pass the power cable to the radar detector either via a small notch or just sandwiched between the cover and windshield.

Been there, done that @Deadpool392 Wheeling with my Jeep buddies in the northeast is always challenging - when they squeak through tight trees and I come romping through like a bull in a china shop. My Tri-State Bronco buddies are significantly more understanding and compassionate about lines...

LOL - it’s all about perspective. I was referring to the connector circled in purple. This one looks very similar to the connector on the BACK of my Raptor rear view mirror…

I could be wrong but, I believe the connector in post #7 above illustrates a 16 pin…

Unfortunately, the Dongar solution that I suggested will NOT work with your set up - I guess Ford changed the wire connections and no longer use the 16 pin set up on the ‘26 Braptor

The plastic cover above the rear view mirror simply pries off from the edges. Use a panel tool and just work it perpendicular to the edge and she’ll pop right off. But, if you are looking to tap power for your radar detector look into a harness that connects to the back of the mirror like this...

Perhaps something like THIS

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