Hey Nitrodoc, I ordered the one in the link and it doesn't fit my 22 Sync 4 screen. Do you have a part number for the one you used? Did you have to trim it? The one I received is too big.... Thanks!
Off enough that I returned it. The screen is recessed into the center console so it would have been a pain. But I don’t have it anymore so I’m purely guessing but if I remember right it was about an inch off vertically and about an inch off horizontally if I remember correct. Add in that I’m not talented enough to try and cut it down and have it come out quality so I returned it haha.
they do fit. The bezel on the super duty is larger than the f150. So you have to pull the trim off. I installed the switch for hill descent control while I was in there. I don’t have a tremor as I needed a long bed. Here is what I did:
1. The center speaker trim removes identically to the previous years. No changes.
2. under the center speaker trim you'll find 2x 7mm screws in either corner on the windshield side. Remove them
3. The entire storage tray + speaker will now lift out. Start rotating the piece upwards on the windshield side, then slide slightly toward the windshield. There are molded in "hooks" that will pivot clear as you rotate from the window side.
4. IMPORTANT: There is now a single 7mm that is directly in the center of the bezel/dash hump. With the tray out put you hand over the lip behind where the center of the three buttons are located and you'll feel it. Remove this screw too.
5. Now start carefully prying the trim outwards from the dash. There are a lot of them.
6. Disconnect all the electrical connections: 3x switches above the screen, 4wd controls, power port (12v, 120v), audio controls. Should be 7 connectors in total.
Now the trim piece will be completely free making it easier to swap around the switches, and apply the tempered glass screen protector.
Notes for the protector install:
1. clean the bejesus out of the screen first
2. I didn't use the suction cup, didn't find it necessary
3. peel the backing off the protector
4. Starting from the bottom, rest the protector on the screen and very slowly start rotating the screen protector upwards to adhere it.
5. Rotate slowly using a finger to press the protector onto the display. The parts that have adhered will have a darker black color. You want to slowly rotate the screen up, and press/wipe with your finger.
6. You can completely avoid air bubbles by slowly working this way. Never press down on the protector in an isolated spot during application.
Reassembly is easy, and the reverse of the above. I don't think you can screw up what reconnects where. But ymmv with the switches above the bezel.
