2021+ Ford Bronco Roofline SPV Hidden Light Bar Harness Install with Plug N Play 2022 2023 21 22 23

NEW!
2021+ Ford Bronco Roofline SPV Hidden Light Bar Harness Install with Plug N Play 2022 2023
_________________________________
Click here to view this product on our website:
specialtyperformanceparts.com...
_________________________________
*Preorder (Ships approx. 8/21)
BRONCO HIDDEN ROOF LINE LIGHT BAR HARNESS KIT
MAIN APPLICATION/DESCRIPTION-
This harness kit integrates into your Bronco headliner and uses the single pass through wire. It also adds a second pass through wire from the headliner for the ability to have backlight power for certain lights. It also adds a ground. It then runs out under the weather seal and is very slim and low profile. This eliminates having bulky wire hiders up the windshield or drilling holes through the roof panel for the one prep wire. It picks up where Ford stopped in the prep process. You can choose any style adapter to match any light to plug in at the end. Install is super easy and clean. No bulky mess.
Already cut to length, just plug in a single light or light bar to your vehicle. This harness will run from one light/ Bar to the fire wall of any truck. The Light Bar Harness is 14awg wire and can support up to 30 amps total in general on the circuit.
(if you are drawing more than the switch max amps though, you WILL need to add a relay adapter!)
OR
Any other vehicle (Or higher amp switch requirements), with the use of our add on relay/fuse adaptors*
(See detailed instructions for various applications and see below)
You can also add a splitter if you want to connect multiple lights UP TO the recommended amp draw.
Harness System Description:
This harness is part of our UNIVERSAL harness system. Each harness can be used for virtually ANY vehicle and ANY lighting application with the use of our many adapters and modules. Each adapter or module will simply plug into the harness to fit virtually ANY light.
For example, if you have any light such as Rigid Radiance, Scene, 360, or any other make and model WITHOUT connectors on the bare wires with the lights. You will simply add on the included matching connectors in the included kit.
If you have lights WITH connectors on them, you just add the correct connector adaptor type. Some examples of connector adapters are- Rigid Pro Series lights or Single stage lights use DT connectors. Baja Designs (For the most part) use WP Connectors. If you have a 3 wire light (With the Amber/Multicolor background) you can use the included plug pack to either add to your lights 90% of the time, or your light will most likely already have the 3 way WP connectors on them, which will match to these harnesses.
These harnesses also can be interconnected to other adapters from the system. Including Tail Light or Marker Light Trigger adapters to trigger reverse lights, marker lights to backlit lighting, etc.
__________________________________
See link below for other optional components to BUILD YOUR BRONCO LIGHTING SYSTEM!!
specialtyperformanceparts.com...
__________________________________
IMPORTANT!!!
This Component is a stand alone harness that is all you will need in applications like the Ford F-150 Raptor, where you are connecting in to the vehicles BUILT IN RELAYS and FUSES. This harness is not FUSED and therefore, if you are connecting it direct to ANYTHING other than a fused circuit, you MUST connect our add on Relay/Fuse adaptor to protect your lights and vehicle from fire. We are NOT responsible for incorrectly installed equipment. If you have questions, please refer to the chart, instructions or reach out to us so we can guide you.
PATENT PENDING*
Visit us at SPVparts.com for these and many more!
Call or text us at 317-93-GOSPV with any questions you may have.

[@SteveDee8]

John, Excellent video and products as always. Do you have to wire to the drivers side or can you simply go out the trim on the passengers side? I have the diode dynamics SS5s pods and I believe I can put the cross link harnesses terminating on the passengers side. Thank you, Steve

[@jtrischler]

You can bring it out either side.

[@AcELoZeR1]

Seen other videos where they drill a hole to route the wires to the roof line. Would you advise against that?

[@thesybalamcasaraiz6092]

How to pass the amber wire from inside to outside