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- [Narrator] Your Ford Bronco was build for the outdoors.
So much so, you can actually take the doors off
to experience nature unbridled while driving off road.
Your Bronco features a tool kit in your glove box
that has everything you need to remove the doors.
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First, push the Engine Start-Stop button once
with your foot off the brake.
Then lower the windows on the doors you want to remove
and push Start-Stop again.
Fold the mirrors completely forward.
Place one fender protector from your tool kit on the door,
and the other on the front fender
to help protect from paint chips.
Now fully open the door and locate the wire connector.
Hold the connector cover open
while pulling the wire connector straight out.
The cover is spring-loaded and will shut automatically.
Ensure that the door is clean,
then place the available door storage bag on.
Now use the 13-millimeter socket tool
to loosen and remove the lower and upper hinge bolts.
With another person's help, use the handles on the door bag
and simply lift the door vertically
to separate it from the vehicle.
Zip the door bag shut and store it in a safe place.
Then repeat these steps for each door.
Note that when you disconnect the wiring harness
for the rear doors, the doors must be open.
Store the doors in a secure place, or take them with you
using the available Ford onboard storage kit.
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First, install the eye bolts from the kit bag
into the existing nuts on the rear pillars and hand tighten.
Find the ratchet in the tool kit
and use it to fully tighten the eye bolt.
Open the tailgate fully
and identify the numbered straps on the harness.
Attach one and two to the eye bolts,
and three and four to the cargo rings.
Now place the narrow strap loop over all the rear head rests
and tighten it, but don't damage the head rest.
Flip the harness over the back seat
to help keep it out of the way until you need it.
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You can then slide the driver-side rear door
into the cargo area,
taking care to avoid contact with the rear pillars,
speakers, striker, or trim.
Align the door peak with the highest point in the upper trim
and then secure the bag
by clipping to the retention harness.
Now follow the same steps for each door in order,
clipping each as you go.
Lift the retention harness over the doors
and straighten the straps.
Secure straps five and six to the upper eye bolts,
and secure straps seven and eight
to the lower rear cargo rings.
Tighten all adjustable straps.
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Follow the same steps
and fold the unused door storage bags to use as spacers
between the doors and the lower cargo hooks,
then tighten the straps.
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To reinstall the doors, fold the mirrors completely forward.
Now make sure all the hinges on the vehicle and doors
are clean.
Unzip the storage bag just enough
to give access to the hinges and allow installation
without the bag interfering.
Put the fender protectors on again: one on the door,
and the other on the front fender.
Install the alignment pin from your tool kit
in the lower body side hinge.
Be careful not to overtighten so it's easy to remove later.
Now locate the upper body side hinge
and with the help of another person,
position the door in the full open angle,
then align the upper door portion to the upper body pin,
and the lower door portion to the alignment pin
and lower it down.
Remove the lower alignment pin.
Insert the bolts and tighten by hand,
then make sure they're completely tightened
using the 13-millimeter socket tool.
This may take some effort.
Remove the storage bag from the door,
then open the harness connector door
and reconnect the wire harness.
That's it.
Open and close the door a few times
to ensure that it's properly aligned and operates normally,
and repeat the steps for each door.
Once all the doors are installed, close them all,
then push the Start-Stop button with your foot off the brake
and check for any instrument cluster warnings.
No warnings?
You're free to hit the road.
Any questions?
Go to Ford.com/support.
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