How to Install Plug and Play LED Fog Lights with Turn Signals by Mabett - 2021+ Ford Bronco
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- In this video I show you how to install the completely Plug and Play LED Fog Lights on your 2021+ Ford Bronco by Mabett.
These LED Fog Lights by Mabett offer both Amber and White lighting elements. When your headlights are on, the fog lights light up with an animation sequence and then settle on a nice bright white. When you turn on your turn signal, they change to amber and have a sequential turn signal to them as you'll see in the video.
Really quick and easy installation, no drilling, cutting, OR WIRING required, simple plug and play installation in the modular bumper! Nice and bright, a sleek addition to your Bronco.
I also show you that you can connect these with the Mabett Trail Sight Lights as well, and they will work in unison. (Here's an install video for the Trail Sight Lights: • How to Install the bla... )
If interested, you can purchasing these products through the links below:
Mabett Bronco Plug and Play LED Fog Lights: amzn.to/3OLimV4
Mabett Bronco Trail Sight LED Lights: amzn.to/3Yo6T0O
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro/Product Overview
0:27 - Thanks to Mabett
0:31 - Product Overview
1:05 - Product Installation
3:06 - Product Demonstration
4:11 - Outro/Final Thoughts
4:56 - More Product Videos
Hope this video was helpful in your decision making process, or helped you install the Mabett Bronco Dual-Mode LED Fog Lights for the 2021+ Ford Bronco.
Enjoy!
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Mabett plug and play LED fog light installation on the full size Ford Bronco.
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Thanks for show how easy it is to plug and play..this I like. I'll be installing these in this weekend...Keep on making the great content!
Thanks for the feedback I really appreciate it. Glad you found the video useful! Good luck with the installation!
Just want to thank you for this video and to the company for putting out such an easy to work with product. I bought something similar from what looked like a reputable place (LED Factory- don't every buy from them) but ended up being trash. for 1 they're $220 so quite a bit more than these. Next, I was sent the product totally bare (so no wire harnesses, you had to somehow splice them into your factory headlights?) and ZERO instructions. When I contacted them they sent a 24 second video that honest to god said "connect the wires" and that was all. Not only did they not have instructions, no one at their company knew how to install them either. I paid an extra $20 to send them back to them and immediately bought these. Thanks Again!
@RSullivan729 - Thank you so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it, and thank you for watching! Glad you were able to get things sorted, definitely an unfortunate situation all round. Hopefully you are happy with the new fog lights that you ordered!
Great install video. Just finished installing myself tonight. Believe or not the hardest part was removing the tiny screw from the plastic connector in the wheel well liner. You really have to push down and unscrew gently. Once I got that feel down the rest was cake. My connector unplugged easy. They look amazing and like it came this way from the factory.
Thank you for the feedback, really appreciate it! So glad that you found the video useful! They do look cool when installed that’s for sure and really do look like they came that way from the factory. Now go out and enjoy them! Thanks for watching!
So I have installed the Mabett fog lights and trail lights after watching your video my question is my fog lights don’t do that start up sequence like yours could there have been a change? Thanks
There has not been a change that I am aware of. Now these fog lights, if memory serves me right, only work when the headlights are on, due to them being plugged into the headlight harness.
But as far as I know, there haven’t been any modifications made to the design.
If you continue to have issues, reach out to Ryan Gao at Mabett and he will be more than responsive to you. Hopefully you’re able to sort it out.
Have you double checked the connectors are seated correctly in your headlight pigtail?
The fog lights come on but only white and amber when using blinkers, I did plug the trail light harness into the headlight first and then piggy backed the fog lights into them.
@@BadRobot56 - You might want to try plugging the fog lights directly to the headlights first so they get the fill signal from the headlights. That’s how I’ve plugged mine in. And then piggyback the LED trail sight markers off the harness fit the fog lights. That’s how I have mine set up.
What size torx (40) bit do you use for bolts in bumper? The ones in tool kit that came with Bronco seem a little loose
Great question. In the video I mention that they are TP40, not T40. TP stands for Torx Plus. This is the set that I use: amzn.to/3VjJMU2
I have both the T (standard Torx) and the TP (Torx Plus) set on hand to cover any eventuality.
Hope this helps you out and thanks for watching!
I replaced the Capable bumper with the Modular bumper and have the OEM fog light wiring. Can I connect these fogs to the fog light wiring and run them off of the fog light switch? Thanks
@brianhumphrey8494 - I believe that there is a harness that you can purchase, based on a comment I've received previously, but I am not sure of the details of that harness unfortunately.
So since the headlights will need to be on, will this work then with all day running lights? And if so then that means the fog lights will be constantly on too and not be able to be turned off? As to the lighting which one is better this or the oracle?
With these lights the connector goes into the headlight harness for their source of power. I don’t recall if they turn on with just the DRLs or not. The fog lights will always be on whenever the headlights are on. They will be off when the headlights are off.
As for which is better, that is subjective. These ones have the ability to be amber and white, they have a start up sequence which people like and they do turn on as turn signals too.
The Oracle lights are round and mimic the headlights, I have them hooked up to my AUX switches, so I can turn them on and off when I want to. Just depends what you need from a set of fog lights. Sounds like the Raptor version might be more to your liking as they have a remote control so you can make them do whatever you want, when you want.
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@@CUPRADESIGN I think I am going to go with the ones that stay on, I like the look of them. I am curious though if I bypass some hook ups could I directly hook these up to my aux switches, so I can turn on or off?
@@joshr19821 - If you want to cut off the headlight connector from the harness on the fog lights, I don’t see why you can’t. You would just need to make sure that you have a switch that is fused high enough for them, that’s all.
Do you prefer this or the Oracle lights?
I like the simplicity of these, with the plug in directly to the headlight, however, it means that you can only use these ones when the headlights are turned on.
The Oracle ones are tied in directly to my AUX switches and can be turned on independently of the headlights, for that reason I would have to say the Oracle ones.
So when I click on the link, it pulls up a different style fog light that are way smaller and round lights? Not the rectangle style that are in this video? Trying to find these exact ones !
@DSDBOYS - It looks like Mabett are out of stock on those lights, and the link is going to their default replacement.
The IAG ones are the same: amzn.to/3WdWN23
And here is a cheaper option of the same lights: amzn.to/4d6CA4T
Hope that helps, and apologies that the link didn't work for you.
What front license plate holder is that?
@CultivatedBunny - Here’s a link to my install video for it: czcams.com/video/exEtiybBJok/video.htmlsi=1gYJxJAWSmfCuG-8
Super easy install. Only works this way on the modular bumper. Hope it helps!
What do you do if you already have a factory fog lights on standard bumper. I’m going to replace the standard bumper with modular and planning to use the same wiring from fog lights I already got. If there any way I can achieve it?
You may have to purchase some connectors to go from these fog lights to the OEM fog light connector. I don't think there is a plug and play harness that will do that, so you may have to wire them up yourself. Alternatively, you can cut off the OEM connector and the connector for the fog lights and splice them together, but that is totally your choice to do that. The alternative, if you have them, is to forego the fog switch and hook them up to an AUX switch and leave your fog light switch intact. That is how I have the fog lights installed that remain in our Bronco (the Oracle Lighting Triple LED fog lights in an earlier video).
I've not had this experience, a) having the modular bumper from the factory and b) not having the OEM fog light switch, so I can't speak confidently on how to make that connection. I don't know if this helps, but good luck!
@@CUPRADESIGN I found there is plug play harness sold by 4x4truckleds to wire one of the fogs to the fog light switch. I’ll give that a shot.
@@BlackRaven12348 - Awesome! Glad to hear it - good luck and thanks again for watching!
@@BlackRaven12348can you let us know if you were successful in connecting these fog lights to the OEM fog light switch? I would like to do the same thing - thanks
Can you not hook these up to the aux switches?
Yes you can. And hopefully this video will help you do that. Check out the 6:15 mark in the video and I show you how to cut off the harness and wire them to the AUX switches. czcams.com/video/SZavLN9lyAc/video.htmlsi=b_JO-R9UjnonSxFV
Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!
Where can o buy this lights?
@rolandesparza2793 - Thanks for watching the video, I appreciate it! All of my videos have the links to the products in the description.
Here’s the link to the lights: amzn.to/3OLimV4
They are on sale right now and there’s a $20 coupon available too!
Thanks again, I appreciate it!
I brought this light but the direction is in the revert order, I exchanged it and it still the same
Hmmm, that sounds odd. I wonder if they had a batch that were wired up backwards from the factory.
The lights are all the same, I wonder in you unscrewed them from the back if there is enough wiring to change the order of the actual lights. That would solve your problem. You shouldn’t have to do that, but it ‘may’ sort the issue. Sorry to hear that you are having issues with them.
@@CUPRADESIGN hey bud, did you see my comment I was having some trouble with the link pulling up these exact fog lights?? Any help would be much appreciated.
@@DSDBOYZ - Yes, I responded to your comment too - you should see my options there.
My push pins are turning but not backing out…
The outside part isn’t spinning either. It’s almost like it’s stripped. I tried like 20 of them. Any ideas? Great video btw
Thank you, appreciate it and thank you for watching. As far as the push pins go, they are a real pain and horrible design.
Option 1) Yank them out and buy replacements (not ideal!)
Option 2) If you are able to hold the outer most edge of them and then with a Philips screwdriver put literally no pressure on them at all, and try and back them out, you can sometimes turn them just enough to get a fingernail underneath the edge of the Philips head. When you get that far you can press a little harder on the Philips screw with your fingernail behind it. They tend to come out easier that way.
3) If that fails, if you can get your hand behind the fender liner through the small gap at the edge closest to the front of the Bronco, you can actually grab the back side of that first one with either your fingers or pliers. You can then hold it and back out the Philips screw. You then may have to do the same for others as you reach behind the liner, hold them from behind as you remove the Philips screw.
These are the three options I’ve had to go with, when trying to remove these dang pins! Hopefully that helps.
@@CUPRADESIGNAwesome, thanks for the detailed reply! I finally got them out.
@@SeanDon14 - Excellent! Glad you were able to get around them! Hopefully the rest of the install went a little smoother!