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Wait, really?

They indeed are. And above them are the blinkers, when included.

I just noticed that the blinkers on my mirrors are no longer working. The rest of the blinkers are blinking just fine. Any thoughts? Are these things wired in series, so if one goes out they both stop working?

That was one of the reasons I adjusted mine. I realize 2.5% isn't a ton, but extra miles on the odometer are extra miles...

You didn't lose MPG, it's just using corrected data for calculation. However much you adjust your speedometer is how much of an MPG change you'll see.

Very unlikely that all came from E0...

Ethanol has about 70% of the energy of gasoline by volume, so E10 has about 97% the energy of E0. So a 3% increase in mileage seems possible.

My speedo was off by 2.5% from the factory. I am sure they all are. In fact, only my Audi S4 had an completely accurate speedo. My wife's prior car (the Bronco is hers) was a Porsche Macan, and that was high by something like 5%.

Determine the percentage the speed is off and adjust the tire diameter by that same percentage. Easy.

For my Audi, they were great about adding requested mods. I sent them the coding for a specific mod and they added it to the app pretty quickly.

Bulgarian, according to their website.

Carista is phone based and uses a Bluetooth adapter. It's way slicker than Forscan (at least in my Audi experience).

Anyone use Carista to make modifications? I'm an Audi guy, and Carista is great for that platform. I've made tons of changes, and the UI us super intuitive. I just noticed that the 6G Bronco was added to their supported vehicle list. However, it seems that you now need their specific adapter...

I am notoriously terrible at removing body panels without breaking anything, and I removed and reinstalled that panel fairly easily. I just started at the rear and worked my way forward one clip at at time. Reinstallation was super easy, which I was not expecting.

In case anyone is thinking about the red ones from Ford....

Bolts are there already. Check the forums, members sell a take-off tow ring on occasion. Or you can buy a pair of red ones from Ford like I did.

It's 25A to 5A, depending on the switch.

If your rattle is the "case of water" creaky type rattle, then it's the glass. Get some Shen-Etsu silicone grease and apply to the rubber seals. Problem solved. The stuff is amazing.

If you ever make it up to Dutchess County I'd be happy to help.

Want to add a second tow hook to your non-Badlands Bronco? It's a super easy bolt on, using bolts already on the Bronco. Literally a 5 minute install.