Ford Maverick 12" Transit Screen Swap Bracket

I swapped the screen in my maverick to the 12" screen from a transit and upgraded to Sync 4. Some companies sell this swap as a kit, but that is very expensive compared to sourcing parts oneself. If you source the parts yourself, you have to figure out the mounting of the screen yourself, and most videos on the swap either gloss over this or use something like 2x4s cut down, and I wanted something a bit more bespoke.

There are companies who sell this bracket along with small filler pieces, however they are also 3d printed and they are charging $250 for just the bracket+fillers, which is a bit out of my budget! so i designed and printed my own. 

only modifications to the screen are required, and it is cutting the middle mounting tab off as well as cutting the middle bottom locating pin off, the tab will require a hacksaw or grinder, and the locating pin is easy to do with flush cutters

Hardware: 

3x factory screen mounting bolts to mount bracket to dash

1x/2x screws to reinforce passenger side of bracket, screwed directly into plastic of dashboard structure (completely hidden, even if swapping screen back to factory)

2x m5 heat set inserts, inserted from below to ensure they do not pull out when screen bolts are tightened down, and do not creep in summer heat. Alternatively, m6 bolts should self-tap into the mounting holes and hold just fine, especially in a plastic that is well suited to car interiors.

1x m5 x 30mm for passenger side screen-bracket mounting point

1x m5 x 18-20mm for driver side screen-bracket mounting point

Printed in Polymaker HT-PLA-GF, which is advertised as withstanding up to 150c without deforming or sagging. should work fine in any car-interior compatible plastic that is reasonably stiff.

picture is a render obviously, but printing a second one to get actual pictures of at this time.