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What year is the vehicle? If the keypad was added on to the vehicle after purchase this process may not work. You should be able to do it yourself. You will need both key fobs. In the center console, place the first key fob in the recessed area at the bottom of the console and press the vehicle...

It appears to be behind the left headlight

Also check the SOC of the battery. I don't know if Forscan has a datalogger function but here in the dealership I see a lot of DTC's like that due to a low SOC(state of charge)

Its actually the antenna cable. Its how Ford does it. The part number is M2DZ18A984A. Also include instructions on how to remove and replace

Anytime I do a PDI on a Bronco I always ask if I need to install the front bracket. Some of our customers are ok with it but most want to get one aftermarket

Since I’m a mobile tech for a dealership I have the flash box and will be driving to Florida in July. If anyone needs this done I can help you out if you are on my route or would be willing to meet me Dm me and we can figure it out

No i just needed the correct part numbers. We were able to find it. I only pay 250 for both parts of the dash. Thanks though

I don't think I would mind the level of work to set this up on my house to protect my investment.

Thank you so much for uploading this picture. My parts guy and I have been looking all over for these panels!

The quality on the Oracle lights leave alot to be desired. My dad bought a set for me shortly after I got my 24 OBX. Within 3 months of daily on-road driving the left taillight crapped out on me. The support I got from Oracle was useless since my dad bought them and since passed away I have no...

Yeah at that price it seems like a pretty good deal. You may be able to get it for a little lower due to it probably have sat on the lot for awhile

What's the mileage? Also is it a Heritage Limited or just a Heritage?

That's true having someone monitoring it, but at the same time most of the time they just directed you back to the dealer. There are a lot of Ford techs on this sight who are usually willing to help out. I am one of them and I have helped a few people with some results before the dealer...

Never seen that happen. All dealers were mailed a flash box to complete the recall

Another thing we do in the dealerships is remove both the positive and negative terminals from the battery and take a wrench and connect the 2 cables together. It can discharge latent charges in the cables. Just make sure the battery terminals are covered in case you drop the wrench. If you are...

Performing a System Reset To reset the system, choose the option below that applies to your vehicle. Vehicles equipped with a Power button: Press and hold both the Power button (center of the volume knob) and the Seek Right button for 10 seconds. Vehicles not equipped with a Power button...

Another thing you can do at least what I have found to work on newer Fords, is to pull both the positive and negative terminals off the battery and touch the wires together to get rid of residual charge.

I'm a technician at a dealer in Colorado. This is a common occurrence since Ford switched over to the AGM batteries. The 14.7-14.9V reading on the dash means the BCM sees your battery as low so its recharging it. Optimal reading is 12.8-13.2V. My Bronco does the same and its because I usually...

So the C068F:94 DTC is 4WD/AWD Clutch 'A' Actuator Range Sensor: Unexpected operation sets whenever the AWD module detects an unexpected operation from the clutch in the transfer case. Has your service vehicle message reappeared at all since the first occurrence? If it is send me your VIN in a...

Send me a message with your VIN and I will look into it. I am a dealer tech and have helped a few people with stuff like this