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I didn’t have the screws in it. (That connect the backplate to the mirror.)

I have a Great Dane. Thinking about getting this assembly from Broaddict. Not a terrible price for the whole set considering how many panels it includes.

Update. It’s for sure a heat sink. The backplate that the mirror arm mounts too is flimsy and allows a lot of motion. Great suggestion to try a thermal pad, that’s something I did not know about. I had to use the same size and thickness so airflow is still blocked. Maybe it won’t overheat with...

@WolfBox let us know your solution when you come up with a fix. Hopefully we will get parts retroactively.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/wolfbox-g900-tripro-mirror-vibration-resolved.119003/

Is your radio capable of receiving Sirus via satellite? You can negotiate full premium service including satellite streaming for what you are paying now.

Possibly. The vibration I was experiencing was bad enough to affect the videos the mirror camera took. A left / right oscillation. The shaking made the mirror and display unusable. This is an engineering flaw in the design and I’m hoping Wolfbox will be addressing it.

My WolfBox mirror had bad vibration issues. I’m not the only one experiencing this. The solution is to shim between the back of the mirror and the Wolfbox OEM mount. I found a piece of scrap Velcro in my toolbox that was the perfect size and thickness. No more vibration. I really like this...

I'm seeing different ways to fix this on the internet, basically using something in between the mount backplate and the mirror. Double sided tape, one guy used a sponge, felt, etc.

I did the same thing. Borrowed a clip from the fuse panel cover that swings down below the steering wheel. Easier to replace it there later.

The vibration is real, especially at highway speeds. I’m using the Wolfbox OEM mount, it's as tight as I can get it. Sorry for the video moving around, this didn't really capture it very well.

Thanks folks. Exactly what I needed.

I discovered this when I was replacing the drivers side panel in the cargo area. I'm assuming it was not connected to anything. What is this for?

Since the only OEM power port location is at the rear cargo area in the Bronco, this is not really an option. You could parallel it with the rear camera wire if the harness is long enough. Considering everything else you are doing to install this, the hardwire kit is not a stretch at all. To...

I just installed one yesterday. The traditional mirror function seems to work great in bright sun with the top off. Very hard to see the actual display because of the reflection. It’s almost like looking at an optical illusion puzzle, you have to really focus your eyes to switch between the...

If you are considering getting FORScan, this might be of interest. https://www.obdlink.com/products/obdlink-mxp/?ref=forscan

The factory front camera has washer fluid run to it. I wonder how hard it would be to tap that so it could be washed.

I am thinking of an install like this. How quickly does the camera get dirty and how much does water/dirt affect the picture? It looks like you used mount for a rock light? More pictures would be great.

I just ordered the mObridge amp and speakers to go with it. I'm looking for recommendations for sound deadening material and how much to get.

I just ordered the Additive enclosure for the JL speaker. I plan to do 4” Morels in the rear pods, maybe later I’ll upgrade to 6 1/2 and move one of the 4” to the center dash. I have not settled on the kick panel’s yet, what are you using there?