What is this electronic widget? (pic)

[frinesi2]

A radar sensor.
This is great news!!!!

In the other thread, people were commenting about how the Ranger LED taillights were very expensive, because they have the radar sensor built in.

That means that the Bronco LEDs should be a lot more affordable.

Interesting. I knew a lot of Ford vehicles were hiding them behind the tail light sections, but I would have assumed they'd attach the radar to the body and the taillight would act as a shroud, without otherwise interacting with it.

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[frinesi2]

With the quickness!

I work with [redacted] a lot.

 

[Incognito]

Interesting. I knew a lot of Ford vehicles were hiding them behind the tail light sections, but I would have assumed they'd attach the radar to the body and the taillight would act as a shroud, without otherwise interacting with it.

Rick Ashley mentioned that the Ranger LEDs are in the $2K zone.

 

[frinesi2]

Rick Ashley mentioned that the Ranger LEDs are in the $2K zone.

Yikes. That's Volvo headlight territory.

 

[Hoofnmouth]

Farbulator or dylithum crystal charge units or radar lol

 

[Incognito]

Yikes. That's Volvo headlight territory.

$800 a side on carid!!!

https://www.carid.com/2020-ford-ranger-oem-lighting/ford-oe-rear-lamps-tail-lamps-2460594353.html

 

[BearWithMe]

Rick Ashley mentioned that the Ranger LEDs are in the $2K zone.

Now that we know the Bronco units don't have integrated radar, I'm hopeful the price will be closer to $1000/pair.

 

[Used2jeep]

have assumed they'd attach the radar to the body and the taillight would act as a shroud,

Is this a touring vehicle? You know, the Shroud of Touring? It would make sense because nobody can figure out if the B&P is real either.

 

[frinesi2]

Is this a touring vehicle? You know, the Shroud of Touring? It would make sense because nobody can figure out if the B&P is real either.

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