I have a base 2dr with the 7MT and I get 25-26 highway mpg at 72 mph. This is on flat Florida highways. I think the "street" tires on the base and no squatch lift make a huge difference. I also had a base 4dr with auto and got about the same mpg highway.
That adapter is for connecting a 4 pin trailer to a 7 pin tow vehicle, opposite what you have. If your trailer has a 7 pin connector, it has electric brakes. In that case you must have a brake controller, wired or wireless, for your tow vehicle.
The 7 pin connector requires installing a brake controller on your Bronco. The 7 pin allows using a trailer with electric brakes. Most states require trailer brakes when towing above 3,000 lbs.
However, boat trailers with brakes don't usually have electric ones. Instead they have hydraulic...
A month ago I sold my 4dr Base to Carvana for $46,500. Original MSRP was $36,600. With taxes, tags and ADM, I was all in for $41,500 so small profit. However, Vroom's offer was only $35,000 so YMMV
I have the same noise on my base model with auto. With so many reporting this noise it is likely just normal: for this engine. We have a 5yr/60,000 mile powertrain warranty so I am just not worrying about it and enjoying my Bronco.
Yep, its a gamble, but Carvana went from offering $2K below my invoice in Dec. to $8K over invoice this week. Vroom actually went down from $2K under invoice in Dec. to $4K below this week. I figured a "bird in hand" rather than take a chance on low offers in a couple months. The Bronco is my...
Same on a 2dr base manual. I hope it doesn't keep getting pushed out as I just sold my 4dr auto Bronco to Carvana in preparation to get the 2dr manual I really wanted. Hate to be without a Bronco for very long.
I have a 2dr order that already has no constraints (other than the MIC). Can I add Sasquatch, then remove it and get the $2,500 private offer? :unsure:
Corvettes haven't used fiberglass since 2004. Starting with the C6 in 2005, they use SMC - sheet molding compound. Which raises the question as to why Ford didn't use SMC as Chevy does for the Vette.
I just checked with Ford chat. Not scheduled yet. Actually I think I'm glad. Rather get a 2023 at this point. Also, might go for the Heritage edition this way.
Take delivery of the first one, drive it a few weeks to make sure there are no quality issues, then get your deposit back on the second. That way, if you first one comes in and there are any issues with it, you trade it in on the second.
When I ran the power I did the same from the front, along the frame rail, but when I got to the back tire, I removed the fender flare and it was easy to run the wire inside the fender, above the wheel well, back to just in front of the bumper. Worked out well and wire is protected.