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I’m starting to have similar issues more frequently now after more than a year of it being pretty stable. Has Ford done anything to help you resolve the issue?

Brand new IAG grille for $425. Never been installed. Local pickup only. I’m in Orange County area. https://www.iagperformance.com/iag-i-line-para-hex-style-front-grille-matte-black-with-lights-2021-ford-bronco/

I was all in on the IAG light, but this might work out better because of the easy installation. It also comes with a built-in switch which is great.

Sure, here ya go! https://www.rtrvehicles.com/collections/bronco-rtr-parts/products/bronco-rtr-evo-6

They should have it since I purchased a set of Evo 6 for my big bend.

My other car is a Lexus and my wife has a Hyundai. Both of those cars’ turn signals are much quieter so that is my baseline. This is my first Ford so that’s probably why I’m noticing it.

Not sure, but I would imagine it should work on other Fords since they have commonality in their design.

The turn signal is so loud that I don't even use it half the time. But there's a way in Forscan to reduce the volume to something more tolerable. I didn't see this posted anywhere else so I wanted to share it here. Run the IPC module configuration. Then set the Turn Signal Speed Sensitive...

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Swap the speaker from driver to passenger side to confirm that it’s the speaker. If it’s the speaker then replace it yourself.

Thanks for clarifying!

What does this power adapter buy you? Just curious. Couldn’t you just clip off the power wire to the amp and attach a long run to the battery?

Now I can’t unsee it

Great thanks! Might get this grille eventually but I spent mucho dinero during Black Friday so it might have to wait. :unsure:

Really nice! I'm kinda over my big bend grille as well. What did you hook up the 3 center lights to? I don't have aux switches.

I ended up removing the 4 inch dash speakers and replaced it with a component set with the tweeters in the dash. Sounds so much better!

Based on your comment that there is too much mid, I think your problem is with the 4 inch dash speakers and not the amp. Those speakers are putting out full range and having the amp is just making it more noticeable. Do you feel like all of the sound is coming from the dash?

The same signal is going to both the kick panel and dash speakers so either will work. Kick panel would be easier though.

You need to tap into the front speakers. The rears are limited by the head unit’s DSP and do not have full range of frequencies. Others have used Forscan to reprogram the settings so that’s another option.

I got mine at Costco. I don't remember the exact price but it was about $20-$30 each, which includes installation. This was for my other SUV, not the bronco, if that makes a difference.