I just purchased mine. Not going to lie, I am a little intimidated when it comes to installing it. Totally out of my element when it comes to wiring and fuses. Do you know anyone in the phoenix area that can help me with this? Obviously, I’d pay for their time. Also two more questions: what if your back window is tinted? Will the rear camera have issues seeing out of it? I have 5% tint on the back hatch…. And as for the standard backup camera, I guess it’s just an added bonus, it doesn’t hurt nor help. It is just kind of there or can you wire it to that camera?
@@milehighgolden8791 it’s really not that bad. Any shop could easily do it. I e used Doetsch, ORW, and Total OffRoad here and any of them could do it easily. The back window is factory tint and there isn’t any issues at seeing through it. I don’t think you’d be able to use the factory back up camera with it. I wouldn’t want to as it would sit too low. Feel free to DM me on IG if want to
Thanks! Minor detail question: which orientation is each of the WOLFBOX fuses loaded into the fuse-tap slots? The 2 OEM fuse locations you used have fuse labels oriented ‘upside down’ from factory, so is that the same orientation for the 2 15amp fuses that came with the WOLFBOX hardwire kit?
@@BirdDogOffRoadAdventures it was a first for me, the lack of the diagram seems backwards to ford encouraging mods. Feels like a multimeter should be required to ensure you cause no electrical damage. After finding my specific diagram and understanding current flow better, I got it working.
Thanks for the helpful video. Do you know how long the wire you used for the rear camera was? It comes with a 20ft cable, but they sell longer options. Wondering if I need to order a longer one or not.
@@farasaldahami1642 you could like the soft top guys to and mount it on the rear third brake light. Otherwise, you might be able to get creative and come up with another solution
Looks nice, I have a Pelsee 12 pro Max in my Bronco.
Looks awesome dude.
Do you have any video showing his to remove the original rear mirror?
I just purchased mine. Not going to lie, I am a little intimidated when it comes to installing it. Totally out of my element when it comes to wiring and fuses. Do you know anyone in the phoenix area that can help me with this? Obviously, I’d pay for their time.
Also two more questions: what if your back window is tinted? Will the rear camera have issues seeing out of it? I have 5% tint on the back hatch…. And as for the standard backup camera, I guess it’s just an added bonus, it doesn’t hurt nor help. It is just kind of there or can you wire it to that camera?
@@milehighgolden8791 it’s really not that bad. Any shop could easily do it. I e used Doetsch, ORW, and Total OffRoad here and any of them could do it easily. The back window is factory tint and there isn’t any issues at seeing through it. I don’t think you’d be able to use the factory back up camera with it. I wouldn’t want to as it would sit too low. Feel free to DM me on IG if want to
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Thanks! Minor detail question: which orientation is each of the WOLFBOX fuses loaded into the fuse-tap slots?
The 2 OEM fuse locations you used have fuse labels oriented ‘upside down’ from factory, so is that the same orientation for the 2 15amp fuses that came with the WOLFBOX hardwire kit?
Did you just remove the existing fuses, did you have to splice or what?
@@NoJoey I moved the existing fuses into the tap piece
@@BirdDogOffRoadAdventures it was a first for me, the lack of the diagram seems backwards to ford encouraging mods. Feels like a multimeter should be required to ensure you cause no electrical damage. After finding my specific diagram and understanding current flow better, I got it working.
So I have my wires as you do in the passenger fuse panel and my mirror stays on even when the bronco is shut off ????????
@@fier23 hmmm, that’s weird. Maybe try reversing them
Thanks for the helpful video. Do you know how long the wire you used for the rear camera was? It comes with a 20ft cable, but they sell longer options. Wondering if I need to order a longer one or not.
@@MatthewDRodgers I don’t know the length, but I used the one that came with it and had no issues
@@BirdDogOffRoadAdventures thanks!
Is there a alternative position of the rear camera due to removing the hard top(roof) of the car??
@@farasaldahami1642 you could like the soft top guys to and mount it on the rear third brake light. Otherwise, you might be able to get creative and come up with another solution
A lot of these type things seem gimmicky or whatever… this actually seems functional for a variety of uses.
@@OffROADFanADDICT I agree, I was skeptical as well, but this is one of those mods I truly love and would recommend to others without hesitation