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  1. 2021 Bronco Fuse Types

    Hi Neps, My response was for 2021 Badlands (I made an edit to make that clearer) but I believe there is only one size for ā€œM Case Slottedā€ (either M Case slotted or M Case non-slotted; the J Case does have two lengths). The M Case slotted in the 2021 Badlands is ~16mm length if that helps. (My...
  2. 2021 Bronco Fuse Types

    The manual lists a wide variety but the two main fuse boxes (engine and interior) only have M Case Slotted, Micro 2 and a few Micro 3 I can summarise the number of each type and rating (in use). Will have to send later [Edit: the below is for 2021 Bronco Badlands] As I posted earlier, if you...
  3. Must Haves for the Trail?

    I’d recommend carrying the following fuse for emergencies on the trail: - 1x 25A M Case slotted (critical circuit 6, PCM Power, which is required to start and power the ECU) All other critical circuits have a corresponding fuse somewhere in a non-critical circuit which could be pulled and...
  4. 2021 Bronco Fuse Types

    So, I recently bought a 2021 Badlands model and it didn’t take long for me to wonder what spare fuses I would need (critical circuits in case of an emergency in the deep desert rather than for general replacement). I accepted that I may need to ā€˜limp’ home. 1st step, identified which fuse types...
  5. Connecting bare wires to DRL and turn signal control

    Thank you Brian! This is very helpful - I’ll give it a go for the signal lights in the new year šŸ˜Ž for the DRL, I may do a a fuse tap with one that is on with the ignition to avoid further meddling with the stock headlights
  6. Connecting bare wires to DRL and turn signal control

    I recently purchased Auxbeam lights which I have fixed to the front modular bumper, and come with a wiring harness for the main light (with relay connected to one of my Aux switch); however, the integrated DRL and turn signal lights each have their own bare wires from each light. I do not have...


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