Did you have to splice the wires or able to put the push pins already on the harness in the couplers? What year is your bronco?For anyone else finding this thread for the Lumen 4/7 Pin Harness, here are a few things that would have helped me along a little faster. Sorry I didn't take pictures.
1. The bolt for the ground is super soft metal. Just tighten it down to snug or risk shearing off the head like I did. Ugh. I ended up just using a bolt and nut in the hole next to it, but it would have been nice to not over torque it.
2. If you don't pull the front fender off, which I didn't, I found it easier to disconnect the 2 plugs in the front and then slide the plug held to the inner fender back and off the t-connection holding it to the fender. The instructions "show" to just pull it out, but that wasn't working for me.
3. When reinstalling those front 2 plugs, I slid them back on the the t-connectors first and then plugged the other end back on. That went pretty smoothly.
4. You'll need to pull out an inner cover/sleeve from BOTH of the front plugs. One of them is pretty easy to pull out. The other had a couple tiny clips. If you're pushing the wires in and they aren't clicking and locking into place that's because you didn't remove the front cover.
5. Get yourself some decent weatherproof splicers first. The ones included in the kit are garbage.
6. You may need to drop the rear bumper to tighten up the bolts on the hitch after add the pin housing bracket. I have a Curt hitch and had to do this.
7. As @BroncRider said, go pick up some of the black push pins that hold on the fender liners.
8. While you're picking up the black push pins, grab a bag of the white push pins that hold on the plastic trim on the inside of the cargo area. I had 2 break rather than disconnecting.
9. Finally, I didn't update the Forscan, but things seem to be working. I haven't tested the 12v to see if it turns on, but all of the lights work.
Overall, pretty easy job. Besides shearing off the 1 bolt the thing that slowed me down the most was my wife running of my fenders on her way to the store. Surprisingly, they bent a little and have tire tread marks, but are otherwise unfazed by the ordeal. Well built fenders, I guess!
Hope these help someone else!
Rich
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