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Common problem in at least the past 10 years across all Ford platforms related to either a vacuum leak or a finicky sensor. Mine pops inconsistently while driving a constant speed on the highway for more that about 20 minutes. FORScan shows: P050F - Brake Assist Vacuum Too Low P0556 - Brake...

The MPG (L/100km) gauge is hopeful at best. It is always 0.5 to 1 mpg better than actual. Take the miles divided by the actual gallons purchased (as long as it is a full tank) to get the real result

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I believe the OP is using calculating their MPG using actual miles and gallons versus the "hopeful" MPG gauge. The MPG readout on the dash uses miles and injector fuel flow which isn't as precise as you would think. It is always 0.5 to 1 mpg higher than actual. My 2 door, Black Diamond, 7...

Thank you. Your web guru may want to edit it to be clear. ~$500/pair is reasonable, $1000/pair not so much because these will get destroyed after two winters in the northeast. Not for me, but looks like a great solution!

Is the kit price at the following link for a single shock or for a pair of shocks? My apologies if I missed something in the description. https://www.iconvehicledynamics.com/accessory/18898/icon-accessories-21-up-bronco-hoss-10-pkg-25-front-exp-coilover-kit/

That hole may be there to avoid ripping the top on a small plastic fastener that sticks up in that area. At 75mph, that top will probably move around a bit.

I was thinking the same. Maybe use a small carabiner through the "trail sight" so it's easily removed and eliminate the angle bracket?

Thank you for compiling this list! Does anyone offers an aftermarket bumper in powdercoated 300 series stainless? Mild steel powdercoated or painted bumpers just don't last up here in the Northeast (or anywhere salt is judiciously applied to the roads). Aftermarket bumpers aren't worth the...

I wondered what the square piece was that flew across inside of the Bronco. IT'S THE OUTSIDE MIRROR! What are the chances?

At least they didn't crash it with a top on

Thanks @flip For those ordering from Mouser, the terminals are also available individually so you don't have a roll of 100 sitting around. Same part number except LP for "Loose Piece" at the end. Order a few extra in case you mess up the crimp. 571-2-1419158-5-LP

Bottom rear corner of the driver's door.

Mudflaps and sliders really aren't compatible together on any vehicle. Picture this... while going over rocks, the mudflap folds back and is now pinched between the rock and rock slider, the mudflap is now sliding on the rock slider and slowly gets torn off...

I started working on a template a few months ago but got sidetracked. Here's a few ideas: 1a. Remove the rockrails and install the mudflaps for driving on the street. 1b. Install the rockrails and remove the mudflaps when you plan on doing some serious off roading. My FJ's mudflaps did...

BTDT, easy enough to fix it myself but was annoying. The driver's door shut weird the first few days of ownership and I couldn't put my finger on it. Then it rained and the door got quiet so I know it was hitting somewhere. Required hinge adjustment and striker adjustment. All better now...

Points can only be redeemed at the dealer. They talked about setting up the ability to use points via the online store but it was more trouble than it was worth as I recall.

The same harness can be had through Thinkware. No need to buy it from Ford. Doesn't matter much if the device doesn't work anyways! Go with the Garmin.

I bought the Ford front and rear facing Thinkware kit (with Fordpass Bucks) which was actually model DC-M1-FG that included the constant power cable which plugged into the OBDII port. The wiring was all plug and play, routing was easy, but I could never get the camera to sync up with my phone...