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The free software from Yaesu is very user friendly. It lets you program frequencies with a spreadsheet type interface. You can find it here: https://yaesu.com/product-legacy.aspx?Division=Amateur Just click your radio model, then click Files.

I just found this post that solved my problem! https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/how-to-remove-center-speaker-trim-panel-diy-official-workshop-manual-instructions.50811/

It's for a ham radio remote control head that will sit in the camera mount.

I am attempting to fish a CAT6 cable to the accessory camera mount on top of the dash. I have run the wire under the top cover to the center of the dash, but can't reach it through the small opening under the camera mount. Is there a way to remove the USB-C power panel on top of the dash...

I agree with all the comments here…here is my use it or loose it story. I used to have a 2008 F-150 and only used 4x4 a few times during winter. I lived on a street with a 5-10 degree slope and you needed 4H to make it up the street in the snow. One winter when the truck was 5 years old…I...

I did a search for "Battery Cable Nut" and found the specific M6 nuts for the battery terminal. The only M5 items I found were bolts...weird.

I tried a couple sets of the screw on deflators. I find pressure setting on those to be very inaccurate and seems like it takes forever to air down. I recently switched to the JACO Lightning RX4 Tire Deflator Rapid Off Road Air Down Tool. I've used it a lot this year and really like it. It's...

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That seems odd. I don’t remember it saying that when I bought mine.

Follow up on fuel economy: After installing the auto start/stop eliminator cable, I have observed no real difference in city fuel economy. I’m still getting 16mpg driving around town with the V6.

I thought the same thing when I found the Icon. Why waste money on this since Ford can track your vehicle anytime with the built-in GPS. Maybe Ford doesn’t allow the dealer to do that?

I found the Icon carefully hidden under the dash powered by the same OBD adapter. And it has a backup battery too. I drove to the dump, unplugged it and left it there as it’s last know location. LOL

My Bronco is only six months old, but I've been thinking about MIC problems outside of warranty. One possible fix I thought of is to have a shop remove the top and spray it with an epoxy coat. What do y'all think about that?

I found something similar hidden under my dash a few weeks after taking delivery of my 2024 that was manufactured by Icon. Had a power wire tapped into OBD power with a built in backup battery. So I drove to the dump, cut the wire, and tossed it. That will be its last known location! LOL

I don't care about the pros or cons of auto start/stop, I just know that I hate it! I just installed this auto start/stop eliminator cable and it works perfectly on my 2024. It easily installs under the dash on the driver side. So no removal of dash panels...

All I need is one friend in my Bronco! LOL

I'm going to install my FTM-500 like you installed your FTM-400. Can you explain how you ran the antenna cable? Thanks!

I just installed the FitcamX and it works great with very good video quality. Their support says the max SD Card size is 256GB. Has anyone tried a larger capacity card?

Sounds good. Are you still running the OEM Goodyear tires?

Glad I got my 2-door 2024 Black Diamond 2.7L Sasquatch before Ford eliminated most of the 2-doors for 2025. If I were buying today, I would buy a 2-door Jeep Rubicon. I'm not paying $20,000 more for a Stroppe trim package.