disconnect the battery and discharge the system, reconnect and everything will be reset. Itās frustrating as hell but it works. Interesting is that my Bronco Raptor doesnāt have this same issue. I have wheeled both pretty hard in the rocks, my Wildtrak constantly had this issue while my Raptor...
Mine was not a wheel speed sensor. Ford couldnāt figure it out after a few trips to the dealership. I finally just gave up and got quick at resetting the computer. Iām still determined, years later, that itās a glitch in the computer. When a wheel spins the computer canāt figure out whatās...
Mine was never resolved. I had it happen every time we would take the truck off road. Sometimes it would be hours into a ride and sometimes it would happen in the first 30 minutes. No loose wires not a wheel speed sensor nor any ABS connection. My truck went back to the dealership twice for them...
Yep, the double shear is definitely a benefit. If I keep my Wildtrack, I will definitely end up converting mine. Bigmeatsbronco Iām interested if you end up making a weld on kit for the double shear and heightening of the coilover
I agree. Iāve wheeled most of Moab in my Bronco numerous times and the only time I have experienced this is on days where I had the tires spinning from loose conditions. Itās strange because it wouldnāt happen on the obstacle but after. Iād be willing to bet Iāve had to reset and discharge my...
Yep, in my opinion wheel spin causes the computer to glitch. It doesnāt like registering the spin when it should be showing full traction. I got to be very quick at resetting and discharging the computer to reset everything. Iām not getting stuck on a trail anymore.
Iām using the RadFlo extended travel coils. It definitely took some coil over adjustment as well as switching out the CV boots to get everything correct. I had a pretty successful trip to Moab testing everything out and I was pushing it fairly hard.