How Hard Is It To Install Auxiliary Switches?

[BaseManSquatch]

So I found a Bronco I like at a dealer website, but of course it doesn't have auxiliary switches, how hard would it be to install them after I purchase the vehicle?

Also, If I don't need that many switches would it be easier just to install one or two switches? If so, what kind?

EDIT: Anyone notice how 100% of the Broncos available on dealer websites are the base trims with ZERO factory options installed, besides of course dealer installed lug nuts, etc. For example, I looked at over a dozen Broncos for sale and none have rear lockers, none have auxiliary switches, etc.

I'll rather just order one how I want it and wait 1-3 years for it.

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[mikec426]

There is this...

Aux Upfitter Overhead Switches installed! - DIY writeup instructions & photos | Bronco6G - 2021+ Ford Bronco & Bronco Raptor Forum, News, Blog & Owners Community

I plan on doing it. Just gotta make sure I order the correct part numbers.

 

[helifino16]

This may be easier to install. If you need assistance, see Adam at @4x4TruckLEDs.com - good guys.

 

[Wannabe Techie]

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/ford-oem-bronco-upfitter-switches-install-video.54057/


Here is a thread by Middleton Motorsports with install video. I was going to go this route but then opted for third party aux switch because it was way cheaper. But I love the feel of these OEM switches better. But brightside is I can keep my OEM sunglasses holder.

 

[aspen_vintage]

It only took us a couple of hours to do following the video...it was wasy.

 

[da_jokker]

Keep in mind that the factory switches are limited on amps AND they only work when the Bronco is on.

If mine did not come with them, and I was trying to install something after the fact.... I definitely would not go with the factory setup. Not sure of the aftermarket options, but if they have the possibility of being used with the ignition off, that's a win.

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