FB1 Camera Relocation KitFOR THE 2021–2026 Ford Bronco

Will This Relocation Bracket Fit My Bronco?

2021-2026 Ford Bronco. Bronco Raptor fitment is unconfirmed.

What Is This Relocation Bracket Designed For?

When a winch, bull bar, or bumper upgrade gets in the way of your Bronco’s front camera, the Turn Offroad Camera Relocation Kit gives it a cleaner new home. The adjustable bracket mounts around the fairlead area and is designed to work with roller or hawse fairlead setups.

Features and Equipment

• Repositions the front camera around winch and bumper upgrades.
• Adjustable fairlead-mounted bracket works with roller or hawse fairleads.
• Includes extended camera cable and washer hose.
• Helps recover front visibility after adding recovery gear.
• Designed for 2021–2026 Ford Bronco models.

Compatibility and Setup Details

The kit includes a lengthened camera cable and washer hose to help move the camera while keeping the system usable.

Product Specifications

• 2021+ Bronco Camera Relocation Kit
• Keeps the 360 degree camera view working correctly

How Does This Relocation Bracket Install?

Check the mounting requirements for your Bronco and the equipment listed above before installation. Follow Turn Offroad's instructions for this exact part, including any required adapters or electrical connections. View the manufacturer installation video or instructions.

Check the Whole Front-End Arrangement

Compare the part with the bumper, hood, skid, camera, and other equipment actually fitted to your Bronco. Compatibility with the vehicle does not automatically cover every combination of aftermarket accessories. Identify the required mounting points and check how the replacement part meets the neighboring bodywork. If the instructions call for a particular bumper, adapter, or factory component, confirm that requirement before beginning work. Keep any unresolved specification separate from confirmed fitment rather than making assumptions from appearance.

Installation and Clearance Checks

Test-fit the assembly before final tightening or permanent finishing. Check alignment, neighboring components, and access to service points. A part that bolts to existing locations can still require adjustment or additional components for a complete installation. Follow the manufacturer's sequence and use the specified hardware. Where painting or professional preparation is recommended, complete that work in the appropriate order. Do not assume that coating a part after installation will give access to every surface that needs preparation.

Verify the Finished Setup

Check the relevant factory functions after the installation is complete. That can include camera view, hood movement, latches, lighting, skid clearance, and access to the mounting hardware. Recheck the fasteners after initial use according to the instructions. If you change another component later, inspect the fit again: a new bumper, fairlead, winch, or accessory can alter clearance even when the original setup worked correctly. Keep the part number and installation information with your vehicle records for future maintenance or compatibility checks.

Moving the Camera and Washer Together

The kit includes an extended camera cable and washer hose as well as the adjustable fairlead-area bracket. That matters because moving the camera alone does not move its electrical connection or washer supply. The bracket is designed around roller or hawse fairlead arrangements, but the camera still needs clearance from the winch line, fairlead hardware, and neighboring accessories. Plan its position with the actual winch installed. Test the camera view and washer function before finishing the routing, and keep the connections accessible so the setup can be serviced later.

What's the Warranty?

Coverage depends on the product and component. Review Turn Offroad's warranty terms for registration requirements, covered materials, and exclusions.