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There's a sensor that goes under the carpeting or sill and an attached magnet to the door that has to line up with the sensor. Here's a video for a better idea:

Here's some pics:

I got rid of the OEM boards and replaced them with the electronic step from Rocksliders. That automatic drop down step makes it easy to get in and out of my Bronco.

I'll be there.

I just got my OBX a few weeks ago. Looking forward to meeting up!

What Stealership was it? I overpaid for my OBX by 12K for straight base. Then they added all kinds of warranties. I am leaving bad reviews every opportunity for a "dealership" that ranks #1 or #2 in Texas constantly in customer satisfaction and service.

I bought my Bronco OB with 5700 miles on it 4 weeks ago. I was getting 16.9 mpg in the city with additional 1K miles in normal GOAT mode. I changed to ECO mode a few days ago and I'm getting 20.2 mpg.

I used to live in Ogden 24 years ago. I'm glad to be back in TX.

A rebel in Utah? How refreshing!

Please let us know the pricing from Dave Smith.. I live in Ft Worth, TX and I have been seriously thinking of making a trek to Dave Smiths because we have stealerships in TX, not dealerships.

Good Morning Bronco6g Nation, I just came across this article about a shortage of semiconductors at Ford and Nissan. They it impacted a SUV plant in Kentucky, but it didn't say anything about impacting the Bronco lines. At any rate it makes me wonder it Ford has enough semiconductors to build...

In this thread or somewhere in the forum, the new reason for the delay was the modular roofs were leaking. Has this been confirmed?

No glitch at all. Unfortunately I'm with Ford on this. The vehicles with the 2.7L will be top heavy and prone to rollovers, especially at highway speeds. Ford is very sensitive to this issue because in the early 2000's, Ford almost went bankrupt due to people dying in rollovers. Ford knew...

Dying to get a Darwin Award doesn't count.

I wholeheartedly agree with you. I made a comment back in October on how Ford is bordering on committing fraud with the way present pictures to the consmer, then the consumer reserves a vehicle based on those pictures, and finally Ford tells the consumer, "that is not available". The BNP is...

Let me split the hairs When we signed up for the Bronco the first time, that was to reserve a vehicle, the next time we give Ford our final trim and options, then Ford will call that an order. I do expect Ford to increase prices some, but they better not be significant increases.

Thanks for posting! It blows me away up here how some people convert their garages into extra rooms when they should be protecting their vehicles.

Here in Texas, we get hail, extreme heat, and driving rain.

A roof lasting 20 years is unheard of in Texas. Roofs in Texas have to be replaced about every 10 years. And the joy of home ownership, next project is a front yard makeover.

I just got my roof replaced a few weeks ago myself.