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Yours is the first that had orange as a color. I'd like to get the same (BL, CO), could you post the link/info of the one you ordered?
Autorder Center Console Organizer Storage Box Accessories for Ford Escape 2020-2021 with Blue Mats and Red Mats
Brand: Autorder
Sorry it was blue and red mats.
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Just got my Cosilee organizer today, drops right it, well built and finished, I love it, thanks for the info, definitely would recommend this to keep all the bits organized!
I recently purchased the Cosilee organizer as well, though I had to modify it a bit. The tray itself fits well, but the power access opening (the tiny hole that is meant to allow a cord to be fed through it) is a bit odd.
At least on my BB, the USB ports in the center console area are at an angle. The first time I tried to use the USB-A port with the tray in, there was no way it was going to work. It almost seemed like the tray opening was designed for vertically-oriented plugs, but the ones in the Bronco are horizontal.
Eventually, I borrowed my buddy's keyhole saw and cut a notch. This at least allowed the tray to be in, but it required the cord itself to be bent to an extreme degree (not to mention requiring extreme pressure on the port itself).
At that point I tried various combinations of USB-A to USB-C adapters, different cord types, etc. No matter what I did thought, it ended with the tray being lifted to some degree, with too much port pressure being applied.
Eventually I cut out a bigger notch, but even this was a trial and error process. I found that cutting a bigger power access opening allowed the tip of the cord to not be pressed down, but the length of the cord itself was still hitting the bottom of the tray.
Technically everything fit at this point, but I was not a fan of the amount of pressure still being applied to the plug tip / port. Thus, I cut a notch that went darn-near halfway down the tray itself.
Not pretty, I know, but I am normally the only person in my vehicle. Whatever it takes to make it practical!
At least on my BB, the USB ports in the center console area are at an angle. The first time I tried to use the USB-A port with the tray in, there was no way it was going to work. It almost seemed like the tray opening was designed for vertically-oriented plugs, but the ones in the Bronco are horizontal.
Eventually, I borrowed my buddy's keyhole saw and cut a notch. This at least allowed the tray to be in, but it required the cord itself to be bent to an extreme degree (not to mention requiring extreme pressure on the port itself).
At that point I tried various combinations of USB-A to USB-C adapters, different cord types, etc. No matter what I did thought, it ended with the tray being lifted to some degree, with too much port pressure being applied.
Eventually I cut out a bigger notch, but even this was a trial and error process. I found that cutting a bigger power access opening allowed the tip of the cord to not be pressed down, but the length of the cord itself was still hitting the bottom of the tray.
Technically everything fit at this point, but I was not a fan of the amount of pressure still being applied to the plug tip / port. Thus, I cut a notch that went darn-near halfway down the tray itself.
Not pretty, I know, but I am normally the only person in my vehicle. Whatever it takes to make it practical!
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Don't' worry, the tape gives it just the right amount of the redneck engineering quality many strive for in DIY jobs.
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A little late to the party, but i got right angle connectors on Amazon that fit under the tray perfectly. I figure I'll plug my phone in under the dash and my wife can use the console power.I recently purchased the Cosilee organizer as well, though I had to modify it a bit. The tray itself fits well, but the power access opening (the tiny hole that is meant to allow a cord to be fed through it) is a bit odd.
At least on my BB, the USB ports in the center console area are at an angle. The first time I tried to use the USB-A port with the tray in, there was no way it was going to work. It almost seemed like the tray opening was designed for vertically-oriented plugs, but the ones in the Bronco are horizontal.
Eventually, I borrowed my buddy's keyhole saw and cut a notch. This at least allowed the tray to be in, but it required the cord itself to be bent to an extreme degree (not to mention requiring extreme pressure on the port itself).
At that point I tried various combinations of USB-A to USB-C adapters, different cord types, etc. No matter what I did thought, it ended with the tray being lifted to some degree, with too much port pressure being applied.
Eventually I cut out a bigger notch, but even this was a trial and error process. I found that cutting a bigger power access opening allowed the tip of the cord to not be pressed down, but the length of the cord itself was still hitting the bottom of the tray.
Technically everything fit at this point, but I was not a fan of the amount of pressure still being applied to the plug tip / port. Thus, I cut a notch that went darn-near halfway down the tray itself.
Not pretty, I know, but I am normally the only person in my vehicle. Whatever it takes to make it practical!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0922FJPMY?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
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I have one of each. They both fit great. I decided to order the blue one to match the car. I also prefer the layout.
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This level of organization and neatness scares me...A little late to the party, but i got right angle connectors on Amazon that fit under the tray perfectly. I figure I'll plug my phone in under the dash and my wife can use the console power.
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Not to worry, just got the BS on Sunday, and will be having a tow package installed soon, so haven't had a chance to give it that lived in look.
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I bought this one recently and it fits perfectly. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B8C1DGPN?th=1
All of the ones from Amazon posted here will fit the same in the center console, and fit perfect. The only difference is the layout of the compartments.
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