That is old info. The new chart, from the owner manual, updates this information.
OP, there is some good and a fair amount of false info in this thread. Read your manual!!! It is all there...
There is nothing wrong with your Bronco. It formulates a miles to empty (MTE) estimate based on a shorter duration of real world data than what you are looking at with regard to a long term data expectation. You may be averaging 200 mpg overall but, the system computes MTE based on a much...
Yes, it is the designed break point for the underlying airbag. There is nothing wrong. Most likely, you hit your horn at some douchecanoe in front of you and it has now shown the designed fracture line. Really, no need to do anything. You could, if it bugs you so, ask for it to be warranty replaced.
Finally!! Got the ARB dual compressor installed and running. Hooked through the auxiliary switches, number 4.
With only 12 days left until I retire, that will conclude any and all work to the Bronco until I get back home to South Carolina. 12 days and counting down!!!!!
Man, what a cop-out answer. Ford has absolutely nothing to do with pricing between a dealer and a customer. Nothing! I am truly sorry that you had this occur but, for as many things as Ford has done wrong, this is one where the sole responsible party is at the dealership level. End of story...
And, none of us come away disappointed! Thank you for continuing my belief that humanity is doomed! THIS POST DOES NOT APPLY TO THOSE WITH VIN ASSIGNMENTS!!
Of course It is a warranty covered item. Did you happen to fill tank just prior or did you fill tank and let it sit? Topped off after it clicked? Many times, an overfill can push raw fuel into the vapor recovery system, causing a fault to appear. Any outward signs of issues, such as, poor...
Yup. I have the Morrflate quad set up with pigtail and gauge. I am running mine through the dual ARB compressor mounted in the engine compartment. This is a fantastic set up. Shockingly, the DIY version doesn't save you a bunch of money. It's just not worth it to source the pieces and assemble...
Go to the NHTSA site and enter your VIN.
Recalls are handled through governmental procedures. There is no "quiet" about it. Are you saying that you had the child locked engaged properly and the door was still able to be opened?
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Vehicles recalled: 2021-2022 Bronco four-door models built...