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While it was enabled in FS, it still is not active. It does not have the ability to turn it on in the sync screen. Maybe there’s a number that needs changed in the as built side.

I enabled auto hold on my BB. Works great!

I noticed this option while checking some settings today. I don’t remember seeing it before. Walk away lock option on the screen. While it is there, the options are not active. I went into FS and found the option and it was already enabled. Anyone else come across this?

Modern manual transmission = anti theft for 70% of the population. 3 on the tree for the other 29.99999%. Makes me miss my 71.

I am so thankful some pencil pusher thought a locking fuel door would add unnecessary costs. I hate those things. My 84 SVO has one. What a pita.

When you come to a stop the brakes stay on enough to keep the vehicle from moving. No need to keep your foot on the pedal. If you have pins holding your old ankle together, it’s mighty nice to have!

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I think the latest version closes that gap. I just talked to Dan and he tested it in the rain for 50 miles. Give him a call, really nice guy. He's a small business out of Idaho. I did order a black top BTW.

I’m thinking about getting one of these. https://broncobikini.com/#buy

I thought I had finished doing all my changes months ago and then I read about this auto hold witchcraft. 2 small changes and bam, there it is. Sure makes sitting in traffic a tad more tolerable.

What is this sorcery you speak of? My mid package BB has none of that magic :) Congrats on getting an awesome Bronco though. Half the fun is figuring out all the cool stuff it has.

Can you post a side shot that shows the forward extension? Thx

I live on gravel roads. Yes the Goodyear's toss rocks. Mud flaps have kept the chips away. They ride ok, handle pretty well at speed and not as noisy as tires I used to run on the F350 dually. They've been great in the snow this year, so that's a win. For the price and weight, I see no reason to...

I had a 71 for many years. I could take that thing anywhere. Daily drove it to work in the Kansas winters Got close to it now. Much more user friendly too!

Hilarious thread! Having lived in Kansas and Iowa for the last 30 years, I’ve found most people don’t know what high winds are. Anything under 30 is considered a breeze out here! As for the Bronco, considering it’s a moving block wall, I haven’t been blown over yet.

Mine sits out all the time. Even during the week of -30° air temps this winter, I never had that problem. Be interesting to see if others have had it.

McMaster-Carr has the TORX and TORX+.

I would suggest you get mud flaps if you live on gravel roads.

Warmed up enough to clean off all the winter!

Yes you do! An 84 in great shape!