Wouldn’t it be better to use zip ties on the excess wiring harness that you place on top of the AC vent or would I need to be able to have use of the excess for minor last bit adjustments?
2016 F150's have a slightly different interior bezel so they won't fit. You can email a picture of your console bin area to sales@boostautoparts.com to confirm this
It will work on a 2022 F250 - not on other years. Our development team is aware of the interest on other years and is actively working on them - email sales@boostautoparts.com to be notified when they're released.
Just to confirm this would also work with 17MY to 22MY SuperDuty trucks with this console, correct? NVM - I see the description is updated on your product page. IT DOES!
@@boostautoparts My kit arrived so first of all, thanks for USPS shipping to Canada vs someone like UPS. It saves us time and money up here getting the package :) Secondly looking at the kit I can't help but wonder why not just use the 12v console bin or console rear seat outlet connections as the power source. I ca t imagine the connections are different and would be easier to access as only the console would need to be accessed. I'll do the install today and post my thoughts. Was there a concern of running power incase proximity to thr SRS modules?
@@mechalchuk Awesome! Our team evaluated all options and found the 12V in the video to be the best to use across all applications. Certain trucks may have additional 12V supplies that not all vehicles have, but we have to film it to be universal across all vehicles so there's a chance there may be an easier solution for you. The only thing you can't do is tap into the USB's - they don't provide enough power.
@@boostautoparts confirmed for 2022 Super Duty installation. Leave the radio trim and dash alone. Rear 12V and/or console compartment 12V is easier access for both harness connection and future fuse replacement. 1. Remove trim panels and 10mm bolt cover tabs from centre console. 2. Remove 6x 10 mm hex head bolts 3. Remove cup holder trim 4. Slide console back ~8 " to give access to T10 torx screws in QI installation storage bin. 5. Remove 4 x T10 Torx screws 6. Drill >3/8" hole in location shown in this video. 7. Install Boost Auto QI charger 8. Remove rear console cup holder trim by puing straight up. 9. Connect Boost Auto harness in line with 12v receptacle on rear of console. 10. Lift rear of console a few inches to route harness under and up through access hole in console. 11. Connect, test and reinstall console in reverse order.
This does not affect any wireless systems. If you vehicle was equipped with wireless android auto or carplay it will still work with this, but this alone will not add those features if the vehicle wasn't originally equipped.
@@ajf227 It does interface with android auto - if the vehicle originally had wireless android auto. There are other devices out there that add wireless android auto/apple carplay, but the only purpose of this device is to charge the phone
@@boostautoparts does the truck in the video interface with it? I also have an 18-20 model stx. I'm interested in the product, just want to make sure it meets my needs before I buy and disassemble my truck 🤣
On your website it says this will not fit my 2019 F250 yet the consoles are the exact same from F150-F250. Verified with my Ford Dealer. Can you tell me?
The console on a 2019 F250 is NOT the same as a 2017-2020 F150. Our team is working on developing a charger for the 17-22 Super Duty but it's not available yet - you can email sales@boostautoparts.com and request to be notified when our 17-22 Super Duty charger becomes available.
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Wouldn’t it be better to use zip ties on the excess wiring harness that you place on top of the AC vent or would I need to be able to have use of the excess for minor last bit adjustments?
It would be OK to tie it up!
Do you have instructions available for a 2020 that has the center console shift selector? Thanks.
Please send your VIN to sales@boostautoparts.com for assistance
This is dope! Will you guys be making one capable for the 2016 f150 with the center console?
Our current one isn't compatible - but we will share the interest with the development team!
Is this 2016 compatible? 2016 is nearly same as 2017, ‘17 had transmission changes maybe a few other things too.. thank you
2016 F150's have a slightly different interior bezel so they won't fit. You can email a picture of your console bin area to sales@boostautoparts.com to confirm this
do you think this would work on a F250? they have the same cubby hole
It will work on a 2022 F250 - not on other years. Our development team is aware of the interest on other years and is actively working on them - email sales@boostautoparts.com to be notified when they're released.
Do you think I will have any problems installing if I have the shifter in the center console?
You should not. Feel free to email a picture of your console and the VIN to sales@boostautoparts.com for verification
You’ll need to put the parking brake on and put the shifter into neutral to get the silver trim piece off.
Just to confirm this would also work with 17MY to 22MY SuperDuty trucks with this console, correct?
NVM - I see the description is updated on your product page.
IT DOES!
Yes, this also works on 17-22 Super Duty trucks. We are working on a video specific to those, but it's the same procedure.
@@boostautoparts
My kit arrived so first of all, thanks for USPS shipping to Canada vs someone like UPS. It saves us time and money up here getting the package :)
Secondly looking at the kit I can't help but wonder why not just use the 12v console bin or console rear seat outlet connections as the power source. I ca t imagine the connections are different and would be easier to access as only the console would need to be accessed.
I'll do the install today and post my thoughts. Was there a concern of running power incase proximity to thr SRS modules?
@@mechalchuk Awesome! Our team evaluated all options and found the 12V in the video to be the best to use across all applications. Certain trucks may have additional 12V supplies that not all vehicles have, but we have to film it to be universal across all vehicles so there's a chance there may be an easier solution for you.
The only thing you can't do is tap into the USB's - they don't provide enough power.
@@boostautoparts confirmed for 2022 Super Duty installation. Leave the radio trim and dash alone. Rear 12V and/or console compartment 12V is easier access for both harness connection and future fuse replacement.
1. Remove trim panels and 10mm bolt cover tabs from centre console.
2. Remove 6x 10 mm hex head bolts
3. Remove cup holder trim
4. Slide console back ~8 " to give access to T10 torx screws in QI installation storage bin.
5. Remove 4 x T10 Torx screws
6. Drill >3/8" hole in location shown in this video.
7. Install Boost Auto QI charger
8. Remove rear console cup holder trim by puing straight up.
9. Connect Boost Auto harness in line with 12v receptacle on rear of console.
10. Lift rear of console a few inches to route harness under and up through access hole in console.
11. Connect, test and reinstall console in reverse order.
@@mechalchuk Awesome! I'm sure this will be helpful to future customers thanks for sharing.
Does this allow your phone to interact with android auto through the sync3 system?
This does not affect any wireless systems. If you vehicle was equipped with wireless android auto or carplay it will still work with this, but this alone will not add those features if the vehicle wasn't originally equipped.
@@boostautoparts that's unfortunate. I see no point in adding it if it can't interface with android auto
@@ajf227 It does interface with android auto - if the vehicle originally had wireless android auto. There are other devices out there that add wireless android auto/apple carplay, but the only purpose of this device is to charge the phone
@@boostautoparts does the truck in the video interface with it? I also have an 18-20 model stx. I'm interested in the product, just want to make sure it meets my needs before I buy and disassemble my truck 🤣
@@ajf227 Do you have to plug in a cord right now to connect to android auto?
Will this work in a 2015?
Unfortunately it won't work on a 2015. I will let the development team know about the interest for model year 2015!
On your website it says this will not fit my 2019 F250 yet the consoles are the exact same from F150-F250. Verified with my Ford Dealer. Can you tell me?
The console on a 2019 F250 is NOT the same as a 2017-2020 F150. Our team is working on developing a charger for the 17-22 Super Duty but it's not available yet - you can email sales@boostautoparts.com and request to be notified when our 17-22 Super Duty charger becomes available.
Ok we get it, boost auto parts 🙄