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No, I'd have to call a neighbor and ask him to check it. Since you haven't had a problem I'll do that. Where do you connect the negative charger lead?

3 weeks ago I locked my Bronco in the garage with a battery tender hooked up to the negative cable on the distal side of the little box that attaches to the battery post clamp as I was instructed to do here. Today I get an urgent message from the Ford app telling me to manually start the vehicle...

My 25 badlands lux came with that feature on front and the rear door.

There's a video online somewhere that shows a guy sucking the oil out of an ecoboost then pulling the drain plug and not getting a drop of oil out of it.

Many, if not most, auto parts stores as well.

What oil did you use?

Could be AI.

I haven't done it to the Bronco, yet, but I've been known to remove the center mirror and just use the external mirrors, and camera.

What makes you think it might be corrosion? That's not what it looks like to me, based on your photo. It does look like crap though.

What was the offer?

I had the same thing happen with the air filter once. When the wifes car was getting it's free oil change they called me and said it need both air filters for $60. or so, I told them to go ahead but to save the old filters for me to look at, of course all I got was "oh sorry dude, we forgot to...

May I ask the source of your quote?

There are two different dipsticks out there just to add more confusion to the situation.

Costco's website does not say that Kirkland Signature Full Synthetic 5w30 meets Fords oil specification for the Bronco 2.7L, WSS-M2C961-A1 . Do you have information that says it does?

So forscan puts a new button or icon on your screen? What does it look like? A photo would be ideal. Does the brake hold need to be turned after each restart? And is the button/icon always present or do I need to choose a menu to see it?

OK, how to you turn it on or off? I just spent half an hour searching and all I can find are references to the Bronco Sport.

Does brake hold automatically activate when cruise control is engaged, or is it something that you have to select? And is it available without cruise control?

One quick question, is brake hold an independent function, or is it only available as a part of stop and go cruise control?

Thanks, I should have specified, it's "auto hold" and to a lesser extent "stop and go" that I don't know about. Other than those two things I understand the lane centering and cruise control on my Bronco. Maybe that's somewhere in the 29 pages, but I didn't see it.

For me as well. It sounds I should have that stuff, but it's news to me.