soundskins 239BRONCO User manual

Brand: soundskins

Model: 239BRONCO

Type: User manual

Soundskins 239BRONCO is a custom-cut PRO KIT designed to reduce noise and enhance the acoustics of your 2021+ Bronco. It includes 9 pieces for the doors, floor, and trunk, made from a high-quality material that insulates and deadens sound. The kit is easy to install with basic tools and requires no special skills or experience. With Soundskins 239BRONCO, you can enjoy a quieter and more comfortable ride, making your Bronco an even better adventure companion.

Bronco Kit Installation Instructions

1. Start by locating the fastening hardware on the door panels.

There will be one behind the door handle under a plastic cover,

one behind the door grab handle that you will have to pop out to

reveal, and 2 at the bottom right corner of the door panels. Take a

7 mm socket and remove. Then, use a panel tool to pry the panel

off the door, start from the bottom right corner. Be sure not to break

any clips or mounting hardware.

3. Then, start applying the door pieces. Peel off the backing paper

starting at the top, tack the piece onto the door and work your way

down, pressing down the material and pulling down the backing

paper more as you go along. Remember to feed the harnesses

through the proper holes and ensure all holes are aligned properly

before pressing the entire piece down. Repeat steps 1-3 for all 4

doors.

4. Before removing the front seats, you MUST disconnect the

negative terminal of your car battery with a 10 mm bolt. Now, you

can work on removing the front seats. There are 13 mm bolts

covered by plastic cover plates on both sides underneath the seats

- you will need a T20 torx bit to remove them. Then, disconnect the

harness by sliding the red security tab out of the way and pinching

the connector. Then, carry the seats out of the car.

2. Pull the door panel away slowly. There will be 2 plug clips that

will need to be released as well as a wire plug to disconnect. Set

the door panel aside and unhook all plugs, remove the vapor

barrier, and clean the car metal surface using a microfiber cloth

and Acetone or other cleaning solution. The point is to get the

surface clean to ensure material glue contact.

• Drill

• 7mm, 10 mm, 13mm, 18mm socket

• Socket extension

• T20, T30, T55 torx bit

• Panel/trim tool

• Roller

• Flat head screw driver

• 3/8” Ratchet

• Microber cloth

• Acetone or cleaning solution

• Shop vacuum

• Tarp, cloth, blanket, or towel

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8. Insert a trim tool between the selector lever boot and the trim

ring to release the tabs and lift the boot upwards. Then,

disconnect all the plugs in the center console.

5. The next step is to take apart the center console. Remove the

trim panel underneath the dash stereo - it will snap outward.

7. Then, remove the center console main top piece. It will

unsnap through the seam area as seen in the photo to the left.

6. Next, remove the grip handle on the center console on the

passenger side that is held by 2 T30 bolts.

9. There will be a black plastic keeper crossing over the top of

the center console held by 7 mm bolts. Remove this piece.

13. Go back to the door cabin and remove the door seals on each

door. Then, in the driver seat floor section, remove the kick panel

on the left foot rest using an extension and 10mm tool. Pull out the

bolts and remove this kick panel (shown in the photo to the left).

12. Head to the trunk. Remove the trim plate behind the backseats

to reveal some 18 mm bolts (shown in the photo to the left).

Remove the bolts, then remove the backseats. We recommend

taking out the smaller seat first, then bringing the larger one out

after. Disconnect the two plugs in the backseat area.

10. Locate the two 7mm bolts on each side of the center console

covered by plastic keepers. Remove these bolts and take out the

final piece of the center console.

11. Remove the backseats. There will be bolts at the bottom and

nuts in the center of the seats that need to be removed in order to

take the bottom brackets of the seats off. Then, there will be 18 mm

bolts that hold the brackets for the seats and seatbelts, as well as

T55s holding the seatbelts on each side that will need to be

removed.

14. Then, remove the B pillar plastic covers located in between the

front and back doors. They should unsnap easily.

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17. Unravel your carpet and flip it to the passenger side to

install the driver front door piece. Next, flip the carpet toward

the driver side in order to install the passenger front floor piece.

16. Start with the main rear floor piece, the largest piece in

this kit. As you did with the door pieces, peel back one small

section of the kit piece, tack the piece in place and work

your way down, pulling the backing paper off as you go and

ensuring the holes are aligned properly before pressing the

material down firmly. Repeat with the 2 middle floor pieces.

15. Prep your vehicle for the floor piece installation. Clean the

metal surfaces with a microfiber cloth and Acetone or other

cleaning solution. Then, roll the carpeting up toward the

dashboard to allow full access to the floor area. We also

recommend putting a cloth or tarp over your dashboard to

protect it during installation.

18. After all the pieces are installed, double check that none

of the holes are blocked for the mounting hardware and all

the material has solid contact. Then, reverse the disassembly

process - replace carpets, center console, bolts, seats, plugs,

etc., reconnect the battery, and enjoy your quiet new ride!

9 Piece Custom Cut PRO KIT

2021+

Recommended Installation Instructions

A. Prepping the Surface

After removing interior door panels, you are ready to clean the metal areas that will be insulated. If the metal has a

“new” look without imperfections, then take a microfiber cloth and wipe away any dust and debris. If the metal is

showing signs of age like rust, we recommend using Acetone with a breathing mask to wipe off debris and loose

particles. A shop vacuum might be needed to remove loose debris on the floorboard.

B. Installing Panels

Now that you have a clean surface, you are ready to start applying the sheets. We recommend using a roller to

release air pockets that might be lingering from trapped air. You want to make sure that you have rolled those out to

the edge and all the material has a good seal to the metal surface. Make sure all pieces are installed and inspected

before reinstalling the interior.

1) Driver Front Door Panel 2) Driver Rear Door Panel 3) Passenger Front Door Panel 4) Passenger Rear Door Panel

5) Driver Front Floor Panel 6) Driver Middle Floor Panel 7) Passenger Front Floor Panel 8) Passenger Middle Floor Panel

9) Rear Floor Panel

soundskins 239BRONCO User manual

soundskins 239BRONCO User manual

soundskins 239BRONCO User manual

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