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With the 2.3L engine you can use any of the permanently installed systems, they will include a vacuum pump to keep your power brakes active while towing. The Ready Brute brake system is by far the simpleness solution. I have a Brake Buddy Stealth which will work great with the 2.3L. I had one on...

A BIG THANK YOU to Brake Buddy ( Hopkins Manufacturing Corporation ). I have a Brake Buddy Stealth brake system which requires brake boost to operator correctly. I had a pretty good work around as long as I could reset the EBB and get boost back when I pressed the brakes in the motorhome. Well...

Do a search for "ready brute" with the search function in the upper right side of the screen.

Yes, post #63 shows the Roadmaster 035-1 adapter. Like Vezfly said the D rings aren’t consistent width. Do you have a Ford winch?

Yes, several of us. The blueox adapters have to be opened up a bit to fit. The roadmaster work out of the box and LOD also makes adapters that will work with a BlueOx and roadmaster tow bars and there are others. BlueOx are the most costly.

I would say you are good to go, enjoy!!

It's only the signal coming from the Bronco brake pedal that's disabled. A lot of people add a relay to prevent the towed vehicle's internal brake light signal from over riding the turn signals

Just a little FYI the brake lights are disabled when you go into Tow Mode. 2.7 with the new software download.

Just a little FYI the brake lights are disabled when you go into Tow Mode. 2.7 with the new software download.

Just don't know for sure, I have had our older Explorer go dead. So I just do it.

Well it didn't take long. I just helped a guy on Facebook. He was in a panic because he was getting all these new brake warnings when he when into Tow Mode. Thought for sure something was wrong with the brake system.

Well it didn't take long. I just helped a guy on Facebook. He was in a panic because he was getting all these new brake warnings when he when into Tow Mode. Thought for sure something was wrong with the brake system.

Yes looks like there are two parts. This is what was down loaded on Feb 13 in the 22-PU1010-MIL-LT load. Update ID 727270-927196

Once you know the update is installed and working you do not need to pull the fuses.

The easiest way is to put the Bronco in Tow Mode and see if you start getting Brake and Pre-Collision warnings. You do not need to be connected to your motorhome.

The easiest way is to put the Bronco in Tow Mode and see if you start getting Brake and Pre-Collision warnings. You do not need to be connected to your motorhome. The only way I have found to check for updates is in Ford OASIS. The dealer can do this with your vin number.

Check the update screen on your radio and see if there are any updates avaiable.

Have you been in tow mode to check to see if you have the update?

Well guess what looks like this update to fix the EBB going to sleep as been out there for a couple of months and it is a OTA update. Ran across a post it this thread: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/how-to-never-miss-a-ota-software-update-instructions.45983/page-9 So I when out an...

Well guess what looks like this update to fix the EBB going to sleep as been out there for a couple of months and it is a OTA update. Ran across a post it this thread: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/how-to-never-miss-a-ota-software-update-instructions.45983/page-9 So I when out an...