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For those looking for an easy way to get in and out of their stock or lifted Bronco, the AMP Research PowerStep is a sleek and stylish solution providing high clearance when tucked up and a large 13" drop when deployed. In this video, we'll cover everything you need to know about these steps as well as an installation guide to show you just how easy they are to install yourself with a few basic tools.
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CHAPTERS =========================================
0:00 - Intro
0:50 - The Powered Step Options for 2-Door Broncos
1:10 - The Offerings from AMP Research
1:50 - How the Steps Work
4:02 - How it Works on the 2-Door Bronco
5:02 - Installing the Motor Linkage Arms
6:31 - Installing the Wiring Harness
8:31 - Installing the LED Lights
9:04 - Installing the OBD II Module
11:00 - Installing the Side Steps
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A chop saw with a rough cut wood blade cuts aluminum profile material fairly clean, square, and with no damage to the blade. We cut aluminum tubing this way all the time. Great install video!
can’t wait for mine to come in , I am really glad we met on the phone! Your very knowledgeable and helpful!
Thanks Rick, appreciate the kind words!
@@Motoroso going to get the rims lift hopefully in the next couple weeks
@@RICHARDEDEL awesome, we’ll be here when you’re ready!
Appreciate the tutorial, very easy to follow and helped me quite a bit during the install on my22 black diamond 4 door. Knocked it out in 3 hours with beer/bathroom breaks. It would be convenient if the bypass/disable switch (once available) could be wired to the aux switches if on uneven terrain or removal of the doors.
Sexy looking steps! Good, thorough installation video.
I think each install video has convinced me to go with these when my bronco finally arrives (whenever that will be 🙄).
I’m not a big fan of the magnet aspect and these not using magnets is a big plus. And while these aren’t rock sliders, they will offer some lvl of protection and even when they are beat up, they should still deploy and be useful.
My question is, what happened when you remove the doors? Just unplug the obd2?
Great video. So after installing both these and the go rhino/Rough country option which do you prefer? The price point on the rough country is hard to beat if you can deal with the magnets. Regarding the amp install and the posi-tap step, could you use t-taps there instead? Would that be any easier in that tight spot with little wires?
What happens to the steps when the door is removed?
AMP makes an override switch to operate the step, you’d want that to use them with the doors off.
How do I hit the link
Why couldn't these be retro fitted to an older bumpside?
Is there a way to link this to the broncos locking mechanism? Like when you unlock the bronco, it would deploy, and when the doors lock, it retracts?
No, don’t think so.
Do I need to cut the grey with orange and purple and orange in half and attach both halves to one end of the small posi tap?
No, the positap taps into the wire.
Can the override switch be wired to the one of the aux switches above?
Not sure. Have seen the question, but haven’t seen it done.
How do these work when the doors are off? Are they stuck open or is there some manual operation?
You can disconnect the OBD2 and they’ll stay up. Or You can buy a plug in that allows you to operate manually.
@@Motoroso Thanks for the quick response. Another question. Can you hard wire and not use the OBDII port, say if you are using the OBD for a tuner?
@@davehahn23 not that I know of. If you prefer a non-OBD2 power step and also want some off-road protection, check out the Rockslide Engineering StepSliders.
What lift and tire size is on that Bronco?
4" Lift, 35" tires
How would they work with no doors.
AMP makes an override switch, here's the link: www.motoroso.com/p/55521-amp-research-79105-01a-powerstep-override-switch?lid=1679535
Steps installed... this video helps but moves over quickly some key steps, ...paper instructions are horrible. Here's what to look out for. 1) mounting the articulating arms is slow and difficult getting a wrench in on the lower bolt of all 4.. so thread those as much as you can prior to attaching each arm... fewer turns, once on is helpful. 2) motors might not line up with the mounting holes with the arms fully extended... don't worry about that, just bend the arms until the mounting holes line up, they will self orient once connected to electricity. 3) Don't screw up on the heat-shrink connections when attaching the lights,... they don't give you any extras. 4) the tiny posi-tap connectors are difficult to connect on tiny wires... you can only get to it with one hand, and if you drop them, its a royal PITA to retrieve them. These won't be threaded when you think they are and you'll drop them behind the kick plate... be very careful and sure. 5) It's good to have a second set of hands when you go to attach the steps.. getting it all to line up and not strip the threads on the hex-head bolts (of which they give you no extras) is difficult with one person.
would this work if I have the tube doors >?
This is a good question, I'm not sure how or where Ford senses the door. If its' in the latch, then I imagine so, yes. However, its probably best to just add the override switch ($57) anyway so you can control it with the doors off too.
@@Motoroso can you provide me the link?
@@douss11 www.motoroso.com/p/72014-amp-research-79106-01a-powerstep-override-switch
Dang I drop that little red cap 😢
Ugh, yeah that stinks. Remove those panels carefully to get in there and recover it.