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The card in the fuse box is not for the keypad. The keypad number will not be located anywhere in the vehicle. If you lost the original card and don’t have the number, only a dealership can retrieve it.

If you don’t want/don’t have a procal, yes. Also still lots of models not supported by the procal for programming.

No problem at all!

Select the correct VIN it’s supposed to be when FDRS asks you to, then PMI the GWM. Should fix the vin issue.

There is. But like anything else, some aren't very good at their jobs or don't care to be good 🤷‍♂️

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/what%E2%80%99s-this-mounting-point-for-raptor-rear-axle.62589/

Correct.

@rugedraw, I think it’s starts around here: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/enabling-intelligent-adaptive-cruise-control-and-lane-centering.71121/page-16#post-2092309

I don’t have the exact page, but they’re in here: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/enabling-intelligent-adaptive-cruise-control-and-lane-centering.71121/

It’s completely unbolt-able. Not welded in anywhere. The whole thing is like a big K shape, because it’s all part of the transmission cross member. MB3Z-6A023-Q is the part number.

Can confirm. I put auto hold on my 22, and without the seat belt buckled, it will not allow me to toggle auto hold. Same goes for if I’m driving and I remove my seat belt, auto hold will deactivate and no longer work until it’s buckled back up 🤷‍♂️

Nice, glad they figured it out

Well I won’t disagree with that, which is why I got a 2.7 lol

Probably just a website error, not uncommon with Ford.

Why not? It’s still more fun than having a stock bronco 🤷‍♂️

It was not fixed for all 2024 broncos, which is why the SSM is for 2021-2024. If 2024’s were already fixed, it wouldn’t include them lol As far as coverage, your dealership has access to a website on PTS that they can enter the date, mileage, part number, etc. and it will say whether it’s...

No. There's no reason to ever replace it unless it is leaking for some reason. Most go the whole life of the vehicle.

Yes. It’s been updated.

Yeah I'm not entirely sure, but hopefully we will find out soon.

Phaser rattle only lasts for 3-5 seconds in 99.9% of cases. So if the sound you're hearing is lasting a few minutes, that would also lead me to believe it's something else.