If you own a Gen6 Bronco, you know that the interior light is kind of a joke. It hardly puts out any light. My kids get frustrated when we are on a trip at night and they can’t see anything when the light is turned on. It’s even worse if you have a car seat in the middle like I do.

I’m always fascinated by the creative products that Mabett comes up with. When I saw this, I thought I would give it a try. After installing, I was shocked at the amount of light that comes out. It is really a night an day difference between this and the factory light.

Another added benefit is that it has two sets of lights that project into the trunk area. That was another sore spot for me was the amount of light back there. There are a number of aftermarket light ideas out there that I was thinking of trying. Now that I purchased this Mabett light, there is no need. It puts out plenty of light for the passengers and trunk. Mabett’s prices are always cheaper than the branded products sold at the major off road stores and they come from the same factory.

The hardest part about the installation was removing the old light. If you don’t want to scratch up the plastic on the rollbar, you’ll need a plastic interior tool. When removing the old light, I was worried I broke something trying to pry it out. It was actually just the metal clips on the light that I bent. Once it’s out it doesn’t matter. The new light has the same clips already installed. I didn’t want to take any chances with the adhesion. Just like everyone else suggested, I added a couple more strips of the double sided tape. I was worried there wasn’t enough tape there.