Really liking the REB on the standard HE! No offense to you Limited folk but the all white wheels seem to flow allot better than the black centers but it's a quick way to identify whose who.We picked up my wife's REB HE on Saturday from Chapman Ford in North Philadelphia. Bit of a rainy day but cleared up for us during the 5 hour drive home to VA. On the way home we also saw our first Red HE, going northbound on I95 near Havre De Grace/Perryville MD.
Absolutely loving our Bronco so far. I had only previously driven the 2.3 and I have to say the 2.7 is worth every penny of the upgrade cost. Also noticing a ton of double takes and long stares. It's certainly eye catching.
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Is the glass just attached to the frame in 3 spots? I can't see how this is water proof?Has anyone had this happen to any of there Broncos? I know it was a beautiful 70 degrees today, but not warm enough to make the glue let go of my window I would think. Luckily it didn't completely fall off before I got to it.
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JUST had my 2024 dropped off...
2 hinge points (top/bottom front) and then the screw-point (middle back) which pulls the glass tight against the weather stripping to prevent leaks.Is the glass just attached to the frame in 3 spots? I can't see how this is water proof?![]()
Exactly, the glue was completely gooey when I touched it.Mine happened when the temperature outside was in the 50s, so it is not an issue with melting.
It looked like the adhesive material they used on that window itself was the problem.
Maybe when they were manufacturing a batch of drivers' side rear windows they used bad adhesive, but it was just a mess of a soft gunky material that was gooey and sticky.
Mine just happened after 2 weeks. It was pointed out that it has happened on the exact same window in all cases, all HE'S. Did Ford do anything for you about it?Exactly one month into owning the HE Bronco… back driver’s side window popped off the adhesive. Ford Service center has her now![]()
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Sounds like it the glue didn't cure properly.Exactly, the glue was completely gooey when I touched it.
How long did it take to get the new one?the Window Installation guy just left, we just swapped out the superglued window out of the frame assembly and left the old frame attached to the top.
my superglued window was pretty secure and looked like new, so we reattached it to the new frame that came with the replacement window and he gave it back to me. so now I have an extra driver’s side rear window in case this new one breaks. It took all of 10 minutes to swap windows, clean the glass and sign the paperwork. I should take up a side job as a window fixit guy.
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Must be a Bronco virus going around. LOLExactly, the glue was completely gooey when I touched it.
Took it to the service center at my local dealership. They ended up taking it to an auto glass company to have it glued back on. It took them less than a day to get it done. Everything was covered under warranty.Mine just happened after 2 weeks. It was pointed out that it has happened on the exact same window in all cases, all HE'S. Did Ford do anything for you about it?
Or did the dealership?
I believe that's what my dealership is doing. They gave me a loaner Maverick in the meantime.Took it to the service center at my local dealership. They ended up taking it to an auto glass company to have it glued back on. It took them less than a day to get it done. Everything was covered under warranty.
Good stuff. I will say, they tried to put it back on me a little bit, asking if I had taken it through any automatic car washes.I believe that's what my dealership is doing. They gave me a loaner Maverick in the meantime.