A new front bumper on a Bronco usually leaves the adaptive cruise control radar with nowhere to mount. Without it, ACC throws an error and stops working on the highway miles between trailheads.
The Barnes 4WD Adaptive Cruise Control Relocation Bracket moves the factory radar sensor up behind the grille. Upper and lower steel brackets hold the sensor between the A/C condenser and the radiator cowl, and a side adjustment screw sets it level. It was designed with the Barnes 4WD Pritchett Canyon front bumper and suits other aftermarket front bumpers that drop the factory sensor mount.
Bolt it in, level the sensor, and the Bronco keeps adaptive cruise behind the new bumper.
Key Features
- Relocates the factory ACC radar sensor behind the grille
- Adjustment screw to level the sensor
- Bolts in with the supplied hardware; no cutting or welding
- Ships raw steel, ready to paint or powder coat
Specifications
- Material: steel
- Finish: raw steel (test fit before coating)
In the Box
- Upper bracket (B4W125213) and lower bracket (B4W125214)
- M6-1 x 14 mm button head screws (3), M6-1 stainless nylon nuts (3), M8 flat washers (2)
Fitment
- Ford Bronco 6th Gen 2021-2026 (models with factory adaptive cruise control; does not fit the Bronco Sport)
Notes
- Installation removes the front bumper, grille, inner grille and headlights.
- Level the sensor and test the adaptive cruise control before relying on it.
- Installation instructions (PDF)
MPN B4WK12871