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To confirm , you also used that adapter when you switched to a different USB port?

Jeep changed frequency in 6/21. a little research shows most auto manufacturers changed Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensors from 315 MHz to 433 MHz.

Go through Moab and take the Rimrocker trail to Montrose. ( currently closed due to wildfires). https://rimrockertrail.org/ if you need a little more adventure, before the Rimrocker, 1. Before Moab, from 191 take a left onto Willow Springs road, known as the back way into Arches NP. 2. From...

Do you need the 7 pin, can you get by with a 4 pin for towing? If my research was correct when I was shopping for my Badlands, no Forscan or dealer programming needed when installing the 4 pin kit to the taillights. Could be a several hundred dollar savings. Unless you have a tow coming up...

It is the May 13 nut on ball joint recall. This dealership does not use shop time on recalls until someone is purchasing.

all I was told was control arm recall that only affected 4,000 Broncos. waiting for a call back to get clarity of ”repair after purchase” situation.

Currently Shopping for a 2024 Badlands (non-SAS). Found one, and at first dealership told me it was marked “ do not sell, waiting for recall repair” Salesperson called back and said it could be sold, parts are available and within 5 days of purchase the repair will happen. Sounds odd that they...

So about $66,500 for a Badlands auto/6 cyl/lux/sas/hardtop. currently $3k cash and some areas ( maybe everywhere) $1,090 cash for sas. it may have been on the lot awhile, or they may see you as someone who is a serious buyer. It’s a damn good price from what I have been offered in Ohio

Yes I am cynical about deals to come, based on my interaction with a half dozen Ford dealers. Most are very large, or part of very large dealer groups. So, I don’t buy into their invoices or the fake invoices they show me. It seems to me they are holding the line on pricing. Let’s face it...

If that $1,000 is the bonus cash, it looks like the dealer has already deducted it. there is approximately a 4% markup from the pretend dealer invoice to MSRP, so the OP may be able to negotiate up to an additional $2,000 off the price. MSRP $51,210.00 Price before rebate $50,210.00...

Damndest thing is that these situations still occur. I know I am a bit of a dreamer, but after the Ranger trailer brake situation, you would have thought they got these things worked out. In the Feb of 2020(pre-COVID) I ordered through Ford parts the trailer brake, as well as installation for...

Yeah try it. Many other things are modified or changed on these new Broncos. Plus in a year or two, used Everglades will start being available and 2nd owners may not be as keen on the thing. And that is if the original owner leaves it on.

The price list, with both invoice and MSRP is here. In general, Broncos are marked up approx 5% from the “invoice” to MSRP. But the larger the dealership, usually they get volume discounts. Plus Ford still uses holdback of around 2.5%. Here is the link to find the 2025 pricing info provided...

I think it is best to have the 4A on the SAS package as many owners will never see more than gravel roads. and as a daily driver, the 4A will help control the 35s Now, you could go Badlands, it has the 4A without the SAS, has 33s and lockers.

Basically 4A is your all wheel drive option - best used on pavement especially with inclement weather. Other wise you are driving with an open rear end (only right rear getting power). Very important since most people now drive, and are used to, front wheel drive or all wheel drive vehicles...

Here is the link to find the 2025 pricing info provided by Zach at Granger. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/2025-bronco-raptor-ordering-3-under-invoice-4-regular-broncos-granger-motors.102355/page-4