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Thanks for that link…that’s definitely a good option!

Thank you so much, VirginiaHeritage! I looked everywhere for that. Doesn’t appear that it fits the ‘21 yr model Bronco I have. Wonder if someone makes one similar but for older models? Thanks again!

Does anyone know who sells these Bronco cupholders that replace the right-hand console grab handle that is shown in this T&C Customs video? Looked everywhere and haven’t been able to find them.. Bronco cupholder that replaces righthand console grab handle

Except I don’t think the sell a fuse jumper for 30A tall format fuse…at least that I can find

Same..how did this thread die? Did anyone locate the fuel pump wire for cutoff switch?

Where did find that install diagram? That seems handy..

In Florida AMB looks badass. And if people think it’s black than that’s still a pretty sweet color too..two for one!:love:

Because who doesn’t like AMB?

Yes. Take my money, please.

Like those…pretty sweet looking!

Not really. The forum is about predicated around Bronco related questions. I was genuinely curious and have had some quality replies. You don’t have to answer or even read the question.

Also i believe that the double-pull to open/unlock (on the other vehicles with electric lock only) is triggered electronically. So in the event of power failure, the occupant is still screwed..

With the physical key inside the key fob..

Thanks..good find.

Nope. This is why it makes me wonder why my '19 Ford Edge and '20 Ford Ranger only have electronic lock buttons with no manual lock option. There's no consistency..

That's the most plausible reasoning yet. That or what Silver-bolt mentioned that it is required for certain vehicles.. What piqued my curiosity is that neither my Edge or Ranger have the redundant manual/electronic lock feature (just electric) but the Bronco does. The owner's manual glossing...

That is true. Yet if that were a widespread concern, why doesn't every vehicle come with both manual and electric lock/unlock buttons? Is the Bronco somehow more susceptible to lock/unlock failure than others? The owners manual doesn't address it at all, leaving it open to question...

Not at all. The question is: why is this lock/unlock (ie manual and electric) redundancy needed? Why not just have the electric buttons and be done with it? What’s the point..

I wish that was the excuse:p.