Recent content by Blown331

I found a picture of the back side of a used cover on ebay. Yeah those clips definitely are not removable. I was misunderstanding that, and thought they came out kind of like the clips that slide into a lot of trim pieces or door panels. Looks like there's no way to repair that other than buying...

MSRP for the plastic step pad is $215 now. I'll buy it if I have to. These clips do come out of the bumper, so hoping to find something that works.

I have a 2022 Bronco Badlands Sasquatch with the steel rear bumpers and parking sensors. Had a little mishap and broke a few retainers that hold the plastic cover down to the steel bumper. I'm prepared to buy a whole new top cover but it appears these clips can be removed from the cover so I'm...

Sorry I didn't read every single post but most of the part numbers I see are being referred to as d-rings. Has anyone seen the below? My 22 Badlands only has 1100 miles on it. I haven't noticed any noise but I'm glad to see what appears to be an actual fix before I take mine in when the noise...

Looks like gen 6 is going to outsell each previous gen by thy end of this year. Currently gen 3 is the number 1 seller with 328k. Mainly due to it being the longest lasting full size gen with 7 model years. Gen 6 will surpass those sales in less than half the time.

I also have 10/19/22 build date. No noise but still under 500 miles.

Bar tachometer. 7MT grinding (mine is OK at 400 miles). Factory speakers suck.

I think I'll try over filling mine. It hasn't started the noise yet.

Well dang it. I thought I was on to something.

Another thing I noticed is the part number for the 5th and 6th Gear synchronizer rings in the TSB is MU7Z-7107-C. The C indicates third revision. Same part number but with the suffix A and B do exist as well. All three parts are different msrp. So it appears the parts may be updated. I'm looking...

Well there goes that theory. Lol. I still feel like lack of lubrication to that area due to thicker oil in low temps could be the cause.

Edit. The transmission does not have a pump so there goes this theory. I still feel like lack of lubrication to that area due to thicker oil in low temps could be a problem. I've had my 7-speed for about 6 weeks. It only has 309 miles and no noise yet. I was thinking about what might actually...

I've had my 7-speed for about 6 weeks. It only has 309 miles and no noise yet. I was thinking about what might actually be causing this. Does anyone know if this transmission has a fluid pump? ZF Transmissions do. Since this noise seems to be extremely dependent upon temperature I'm thinking the...

I just picked up my 2 door Badlands 7 speed. My wife and I both love manual transmissions. She's currently driving a 14 Explorer. She wants a manual transmission SUV, slim pickens! Once the Bronco craziness dies down and they are on lots for MSRP or less, which may never happen, she's planning...

I feel like everyone who wants a soft top, 4 door, non-sasquatch has one.