There's at least two official threads on this recall. Here's my input from the install I had today:
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/recall-25s01-rear-shock-absorber-external-reservoir-corrosion-🚨repair-now-available.119852/post-2618049
Above that post, you can see my offending leaky...
6. Do nothing for now - sleep on it a bit. After 6 months or a year, it may not even be a thing on her mind. It's not like you're racing everyone to be first with the script, because everyone and their grandmother has them.
Yep, I knew which Bronco before I clicked on it LOL
It was either that, or the Santa's nightmare workshop that AI couldn't even muster up an image for.
Mine made it 3 1/2 years and closing in on 19k miles, here in the NE. Last saturday I noticed a new leak at the rear driver side. First I thought oh no, brake fluid! Then I remembered the recall from earlier in the year with no fix/parts yet. I checked my CARFAX page today, and how about that...
Like many have stated, lower pressures help immensely in my experience. I've had these on a couple vehicles, and the tires feel like rocks on the wet stuff. I used to add weight in my pickup until I simply lowered the pressure for ~6 months here in the NE. I still hate them though and can't wait...
I'm not allowed to pump my own in NJ, but it always clicks off automatically while the attendant is distracted on his perpetual phone call with god only knows who.
Oh crap, I wasn't prepared to actually win and have a challenge ready 😂. Ok, I like to laugh so let's see pics of your Broncos with an unexpected photo bomb of something funny or awkward happening in the background.
From inside a brewery - Apparently Cheeto makes friends more than I do!
Another day from inside the brewery again, LOL:
Dreaming from inside the office, only two weeks after delivery:
And another time dreaming from inside the office:
From my inside my office, caught with another...