How to Install Ditch Lights on a Ford Bronco! | KC HiLiTES® Ditch Light Kits
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Learn how to install KC HiLiTES® ditch light kits on a Ford Bronco. Taylor from KC® demonstrates the step-by-step process using FLEX ERA® 3 pod lights.
This guide walks you through the quick installation process, including Torx Plus bits and the proper alignment of the brackets. Whether you're mounting FLEX ERA® 3, 4, or other KC® lights, this video covers everything you need for a successful install. If you're using the Ford Bronco's upfitter switches, check out the linked guide for wiring instructions.
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Great video, thank you. I just picked up my 23 Base Sas with the Aux switches. This will probably be the first mod.
Starting mine this weekend. I just picked up the same set.
Great install video, I’m installing a set of KC pods on a buddies Bronco this afternoon! 🤙
Great video. We have flex era 4 for ditch lights on our 4Runner and they are awesome.
I have the Everglades model with the snorkel on the passenger side, so only the outside bolt is visible… and suggestions? Would I need to move the snorkel to put the mount under it, or do I just need to put the lights elsewhere?
Is it possible to use the Bronco Aux switches and still be able to utilize the dim amber setting on the Flex Era 3s?
@@kchilites that's what I was assuming but wasn't sure. I'm so stoked to find out that works! Installing them today. Thanks for replying Jacob!!
Sad that you asked this question 5 months ago - still not to have an answer!!!!! @@dawnfirephotography
You can but need to wire the amber lights to an aux switch and lights to a separate aux switch
Are they noisy at highway speeds
Hell yeah! But these are for cars and coffee, not much more...
I’ve never heard these on any of our vehicles actually. And these are super useful on windy trails. Turning in the dark can get sketchy real fast. I’ve seen drivers hang out the window with a flashlight as a substitute to these
This video is only about 5% helpful. For starters, My bronco's windshield DOES NOT have a nice Channel on the sides to run wire. The glass is nearly up against the frame of the car. When i popped up the panel where the A-Piller brackets go, there IS NOT A NICE CHANNEL TO SLIDE THE WIRE THROUGH.
Second, This video shows the technician more that it ACTUALLY shows the wires, where they go and exactly how it all look under the A-Piller area.
When I popped up the a-piller panel, on top of it all, it popped off from nearly the entire width of the car. Now I have a gap between the plastic and the windshield.
These videos could really be better. Your camera man could show the EXACT steps UP CLOSE so you can actually SEE what is happening.
On top of it all you don't show how to wire these up. I found your other video showing a GENERIC wiring to the Broncos switches....however the Flex Era 4 lights (That I have) should have a HIGH and LOW Setting......NOTHING shows you how to wire both High and Low to the Bronco.....