Using AI to read Bronco documentation.

[Bart]

Just thought I'd throw this out there. I've been using AI (Claude in this case) to answer questions regarding my Bronco. If you have an electronic copy of the owners manual and/or warranty manual, you can copy and paste it into Claude and ask a question and it will search the manual in seconds and give you the answer. It's a lot easier than searching through the index or doing a google search where you can get random answers.

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[userdude]

Ford just announced Friday they'll no longer be providing an owner's manual, they'll just upload directly to the big three AI's and you can find any answer you need.

In other news, 74 Bronco owners were electrocuted when they connected their batteries to their testicles to make their Broncos "run like bull" in the latest example of bruh-ai fixes going viral.

 

[CalvinT]

I have a pdf version of the manual. I open it in preview on my Mac then I can search for anything. I can then easily print any page I find if necessary.

 

[Chrome_Pony]

What do you plan on doing with all the tens of seconds you saved in your life?

 

[Bart]

What do you plan on doing with all the tens of seconds you saved in your life?

Whatever i feel like. If it's not for you, don't do it.

 

[TrailDamage]

Faster than coming to the forum to ask questions, less reliable though. I just tried it and it gave me info on equipment I don’t have, unless I have a PowerBoost and didn’t know it…

 

[helifino16]

I'm convinced that even AI will not help when you're searching for something that doesn't really have a common name. (Think, 'what's this 'thingy' in my cargo area?' - asked MANY times on here) (lol)

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