Ford Transit Connect 2020-2025 and Ford Tourneo Connect 2020-2025 - a screen for the factory recess
Ford gave these vans a screen recess at the top of the dash and then filled it with a display that shows little more than a station name. The 9482 and 2482 drop a 9-inch or 10.1-inch QLED panel into that same recess, and the key panel underneath stays where Ford put it.
The published range is the Ford Transit Connect 2020-2025 and the Ford Tourneo Connect 2020-2025. Both vans share the dash moulding, so one bracket covers the pair, and what you'll notice between a panel van and a Tourneo is the trim around your vents not the opening itself.
You've got two versions. The 9482 carries the 9-inch screen and the 2482 the 10.1-inch, with the same connectors and bracket behind them, so the choice comes down to how much of your recess you'd like filled.
| Model | Vehicle | Screen | Model years |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9482 | Ford Transit Connect / Ford Tourneo Connect | 9-inch QLED | 2020-2025 |
| 2482 | Ford Transit Connect / Ford Tourneo Connect | 10.1-inch QLED | 2020-2025 |
Send the VIN and a photo of your console and we'll check the build. If someone already cut your surround for a double-DIN cage, say so, because that gets awkward.
The factory setup is a small display on top with the SYNC panel below: two knobs, preset keys and the hazard switch between them. It's tidy, and it's why so many of these vans end up with a phone clamped to your windscreen, which I find tedious. Why live with it?
Drop the panel in and the map sits where your eye already goes; our installed photo shows the screen flush in the original surround with your key row still underneath it, so from the passenger seat the dash reads as factory rather than as a kit somebody bolted on.
Plenty of Ford Transit Connect 2020-2025 CarPlay Screen Upgrade kits add a housing above your dash and leave the old display underneath, which is why they don't look factory - annoying on a van you plan to keep. This one replaces what's already there, so you don't cut anything.
Three routes exist for your dash: keeping the factory unit is free but leaves you with a display you dislike, and a marketplace listing only looks cheap until you see what it leaves out.
| What you are comparing | Keep the factory unit | A marketplace listing | 9482 / 2482 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screen | Small, no touch | Housing above the dash | QLED in the factory recess |
| CarPlay | No | Sometimes listed | Yes, through the USB lead |
| Rear-view camera | No | Extra box on some | Input and trigger on the harness |
Factory and marketplace columns are general; the right column is our spec.
The gap that matters is the bracket. A dash kit that needs your surround trimmed won't look factory again. If you're pricing a Ford Transit Connect 2022 Car Multimedia Player, ask what the bracket does first.
Everything below was read off the unit rather than a brochure, because brochures drift between batches. A Ford Tourneo Connect 2021 Factory Look Screen Upgrade only earns that phrase if your dash still looks like a dash once the trim's back on.
Fully laminated, so sunlight meets one layer of glass and contrast holds when your van faces west.
Named on the settings screen. I won't quote core counts; that figure moves with each run.
The build we photographed reports 4GB of memory and 64GB of storage, with a 128GB version listed.
Named on the hardware page. FM reception is where cheap kits fall over in a steel van.
Three positioning sources, so the fix survives the concrete of your loading bay.
Voice control is built in and listens in more than English - Russian, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Thai and Indonesian are listed - and the commands are the ones you'll use: open the radio, close the music, turn it up. Sounds like a gimmick until you're wearing gloves in January and don't want to take one off.
On the Ford Transit Connect, a photo of the settings screen beats a rewritten table.
The launcher ships with an online theme store split into recommended and newest, with skins such as Dream and Chess; I've noticed most owners pick one in the first week and rarely open the store again, and the split home screen already puts the map on one side and the radio on the other.
The radio app is the screen you'll live in: frequency readout, six presets, RDS text and a band key. On a Ford Transit Connect 2023 10.1-inch Touchscreen Radio the extra width mostly goes to the map, and the preset row stays big enough to hit at a roundabout.
Want a second opinion on the skins before ordering a Ford Tourneo Connect 2023 Car Stereo Player? Ask for photos of the current build.
Cameras, DAB+, tyre sensors, an OBD reader and a 360 kit are listed against your dash. They're separate parts, not box contents, and you don't need any to make the screen work.
Two things depend on your van rather than the kit: steering wheel controls run through the CANBUS box in the harness, and because your button set differs between trims, list what you've got, and if your van left the factory with an amplified system, say so, because it's the adapter that changes.
Wiring is the part I've seen go wrong most, and it's rarely the harness. It's the reverse trigger tapped on the wrong side of your lamp, which is frustrating to chase afterwards.
We ship worldwide, with weekly consignments into Europe and the Middle East and air freight to Australia. The harness suits your region, and every kit carries a printed pinout.
A Ford Tourneo Connect 2021 Factory Look Screen Upgrade starts with the bracket, not the glass, so we ask for the console photo first.
Authorised distribution and after-sales support for this retrofit is handled by Zhuhai WITSON Industrial Co., Ltd. - Tel: +86-756-8120312, 8120211, 8120212.
Check the kit against your van
Send the VIN, model year and a photo of your console. We'll confirm the size and harness first.
If you are an installer or wholesale partner interested in 9482/2482 bulk orders or custom fascia modification, reach out to our team for special terms and technical document packages.
Yes, if your console is still original. The kit is cut for the Ford Transit Connect 2020-2025 dash, so the factory display comes out and the panel takes its place.
No, you don't. The bracket uses your factory mounting points and the 10.1-inch panel fills more of your recess. If someone already trimmed your surround, tell us first.
Through the CANBUS adapter in the harness, yes, and it's already wired for it. Which buttons survive depends on trim, so send the list.
No, it's a separate part. The camera input and the reverse trigger are on the harness either way, so you can add one now or later.
Send a photo of the opening and we'll tell you. The 9-inch leaves more trim visible at the edge; the 10.1-inch fills it side to side. Same bracket, same connectors.
The panel stays in the dash as a physical part, and that's what keeps your console looking original. Whether its keys work depends on trim and harness, so tell us which panel you have.
