Lets see pics of the front license plate on your 2022

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JakeInTexas

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Ah man. The dealer mounted mine right below the radiator on my Timberline. So now when the front cam activates, I can see part of the bracket. Took it off and I don't like the holes nor do I want to plug them; I'll just leave it. But the pics of it mounted lower is obviously the best location. Cool threadtruck.jpg
 

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It looks like the skid plate on the Timberline prohibits mounting the front plate in the lower position.
 

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Ah man. The dealer mounted mine right below the radiator on my Timberline. So now when the front cam activates, I can see part of the bracket. Took it off and I don't like the holes nor do I want to plug them; I'll just leave it. But the pics of it mounted lower is obviously the best location. Cool threadView attachment 74680
I've seen people use something like this to plug the holes if you end up wanting to move it. Pretty sure they're color matched too. https://www.licenseplateplugs.com/
 

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The Timberlines are meant to be mounted up high. The grooves on the back match the top (like JakeInTexas showed) and are not a perfect fit on the bottom (like rallyhard showed).

The reason I know this is because mine came uninstalled and I did it myself. I had no clue where it went at first, but then noticed the contour of the plate mount bracket. It is supposed to go up high. Also, it is clear of the skid plate. The first time you go off road and hit something, that plate will get ripped off.

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Can someone post a pic of the infotainment screen showing how much of the front camera gets blocked when the license plate is mounted in the proper/higher position? I like the look of it higher up and am considering making the dealer relocate it, but don't want to be looking at it on the screen.
 

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Can someone post a pic of the infotainment screen showing how much of the front camera gets blocked when the license plate is mounted in the proper/higher position? I like the look of it higher up and am considering making the dealer relocate it, but don't want to be looking at it on the screen.
How would it block the camera? Are you putting the plate just under the Ford emblem? I don’t see how it would catch the plate unless closer but maybe I’m missing something.
 

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How would it block the camera? Are you putting the plate just under the Ford emblem? I don’t see how it would catch the plate unless closer but maybe I’m missing something.
I'm just going off of what JakeInTexas said in post #11; "So now when the front cam activates, I can see part of the bracket". If it's not really blocking the view of anything, I'll probably go ahead and have my plate moved up to where it should be.

On that subject, does anyone know if that silver lower bumper cover piece is a separate part, or if I would have to get a whole new bumper cover in order to not have holes showing where the license plate cover was erroneously installed, as well as having to have it painted to match the rig?
 
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