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Oh cool, very beautiful place from what I've seen on the Larkspur ferry and along 101 on my old commute. I always thought Tiburon was the sweet spot in the Bay especially with the ferry right there. It is hands-down the best way to go to San Francisco. Stay in Marin County and ferry into the...

I'd be down

But I wasn't on empty, I only got 10.950g for $70.44, the odometer registered 234.7 miles which was likely a combination of MAP and my dealer adding some fuel. It was a bit higher than 5.25 as I recall :eek: Where are you at in Marin? I lived in Sonoma County from 2008-2019 but I'm now in...

My first fill-up was at a Chevron in Hollister, CA that totalled just under $72… (yes, it was/is 93)

It finally happened, I did it, I caught up to the latest post on this thread !!!! Oh yeah, I also took delivery of my Bronco! I'm working on a proper write-up of the first week and 400 miles that included a day at the lake and an overnight camping trip at Hollister Hills SVRA with my wife and...

That was my understanding after watching their introduction video but then I must have mistakenly conflated hearing how the FORSCAN solution works with this device. I’m going to see how much of a pain it really is to push the button each time like @Panmort before ordering but this definitely...

I’m at the dealership now! Pictures to come later! Still have a handful of pages to catch up on but I don’t think I’m going to have time for anything else once I leave the lot 🤣

I've been looking at doing this but wasn't exactly sure what the mechanism is that's being used to re-apply the previous user interaction. I just want to avoid anything that's simply forcing the Bronco to "think" it shouldn't auto stop. Will read over their FAQ, etc, more tonight.

I'm pretty sure NIST has commissioned a toolkit of the highest degree of precision that's being hand-delivered to a select team of Master QC engineers in order to pre-pre-delivery inspect your WT. An OCD-Checklist-for-Delivery, if you will… :ROFLMAO:

Where do you see this screen? This could be really helpful for folks [in purgatory]

Yeah I'm not sold just yet, but if it comes down to it I might just give it a shot. One step at a time, first I need a Bronco lol

I haven't seen this, will have to try and find it. I'm ok with this as long as the weather is hot enough and we leave early enough in the day to enjoy the dripping water. But ultimately I want to outfit a super basic trailer as a lightweight adventure trailer that I can (easily) mount and...

I'm with you and will likely just get accustomed to pushing the button every time I start the Bronco. Thank you for sharing and providing some perspective. Those are a couple nice looking boats on the wall, any plans on using the Bronco to haul them around? I only ask because I'll be in the...

This is promising news! I keep checking united and only ever see "inactive" and nothing on palsapp. Trying to just focus on work and not think about it –"trying"

EDD pushed back to 2/20. So happy for you @RideEmCowboy!!!

For those that have taken delivery. How much time on average do you spend sitting in your Bronco each day? And how many random trips have you taken to get outdoors? I feel like I won't be around town very often on the weekends and will likely time my lunch breaks to when my daughter gets out of...

This is the only thing that I will miss about not getting the automatic transmission, it's a very nice feature especially when off-roading in a group.

I can't imagine why it wouldn't but you should message them on the forums or give them a call to double check. They are still just in pre-order so I don't think anyone else really knows.

So it appears I may have misread the trackers and my Bronco could still be in Richmond, CA. I don't really know. It was "released to the customer" at Richmond, CA on 2/6 but I haven't had any other information beyond seeing the "inactive" status in united road for Benicia, CA. And my EDD has...

A lot of folks use tire deflators to manage airing down to a particular PSI. And then, yes, the compressor is typically used to air back up at the end of the trail, etc. There’s other uses for air obviously like being able blow things out, inflate rafts, etc. I’m leaning towards the same under...