How to Install Roof Light Bar on the 2021+ Bronco | Baja Designs XL Linkable

The roof of any off-road vehicle is an excellent place to mount higher-output lights, as it allows for unparalleled illumination and visibility both on and off-road. Check out this video as we walk you through the installation of the Baja Designs XL Linkable Light Bar for the new 2021+ Ford Bronco!
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Baja Designs XL Linkable Light Bar For The 2021+ Bronco:
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Baja Designs OnX6+ Dual Control Light Bar For The 2021+ Bronco:
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Baja Designs S8 Light Bar For The 2021+ Bronco:
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Baja Designs XL Linkable Light Bar For The 2021+ Bronco:
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/// Rock Guard Covers ///
Amber Cover For XL Light Pods: motoroso.link/00d1de
Clear Cover For XL Light Pods: motoroso.link/0759da
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CHAPTERS =========================================
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Tips Before Installation
1:50 - Installing the Wiring Harness
3:36 - Assembling the Roof Light Bar
5:29 - Installing the Roof Bar Light
8:40 - Nighttime Shots
9:17 - Where to Buy the XL Linkable
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[@theaggrokrag]

THIS is the best video on how to install a light bar on the Bronco. Thank you.

[@joetristen993]

Y’all are awesome, I watched about 6 different videos and you cover everything! Previous videos were a waste of my time.

[@jakobs818]

Awesome guys, thank you for explaining the different ways you could hide the wires for the install!

[@mynameisfrank6519]

Thank you!! Finally found out where to drill.

[@AdamHillikerLikesRobots]

You can ground to the chassis using bolts under the trim behind the sun visors! Just be sure to sand the paint to bare metal, add some dielectric grease and you're good to go!

[@nickn7258]

Great video! What bumper are you running? (in the thumbnail)

[@thirtysixzed]

Very helpful, I'm putting these on the bumper instead.

[@Motoroso]

Ah, yeah they make a kit for the bumper mount also, the wiring will be even easier! In fact, there’s an aux wire pre-run right next to the radiator fan by the shroud!

[@envyfollowsm3]

Great install directions.
@motoroso , what do you do if you have a backlit bar?

[@Motoroso]

You’d need to run a third wire, I’d pass it through the firewall and find a line to tap into for the DRL’s.

[@manuelcardenas5939]

I wired my light bar and it worked for a little while to aux switch 1 but it stopped working any idea what it could be ? Please I’m stuck

[@vrandonherrera2890]

Does it have noise on the soft top?

[@mikestasiak117]

@motoroso one question…… No problem with crushing the wires between the roof mount and the roof? It doesn’t look like there is that much room for the wire

[@Motoroso]

No, there's room for the wire.

[@jakekoch6207]

Have you noticed any significant whistling with this setup at speeds greater than 50mph? Curious to know the noise difference between stock.

[@Motoroso]

Hey Jake, no whistling thank goodness, that would be infuriating. There's a bit more wind rushing noise if you drive with the stereo off, but I never do, and I don't ever notice the sound of the bar.

[@chancechapman]

Am I the only one concerned with the amount of amps running through that small gauge wire? Thoughts on that?

[@Motoroso]

TBH, we thought the exact same thing. It seems woefully inadequate. That said, car manufacturers are sooooo good at covering the butts, it's impossible to imagine they wouldn't have tested this extensively before coming to market.... so.... it must hold up. Additionally, we've run ours for long sessions and so far, no car fires :-)

[@chancechapman]

@@Motoroso good to know, thank you for the reply.

[@guyshred3949]

There is no way a 16-18 gaige wire will hold up to 35-40amps. Good luck.
Oh and those wires going thru that hole you drilled will short out over time due to movement