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Awesome Drew! Thank you! So it IS ok to change the first letter on that 3rd line of code, to get Mud/Ruts (I already have Sport mode)? Just leave the other characters on that line "As written"?

The 2nd line from the bottom, to add Mud/Ruts

On the sheet that I have, the 3rd line of code is the line of code that shows requiring revision, to add Mud/Ruts. The sheet shows changing the first character on the 3rd line of code to "A". Is there another way that I have missed? The same sheet shows the 3rd line of code needs to be modified...

Thank you Drew!

I have a Base Sasquatch. If I want to add the 3 modes I do not have (Rock Crawl, Baja, and Mud/Ruts, should the line of code read 760-04-03 0100 0203 AB1B, or should the last 4 characters be AB1F? Show less REPLY

JBL Club 6520 6.5"

I have replaced all 4" and 6.5 with JBL speakers. I am still hearing the rear speakers require the head unit flash, to open up full range on the rear. It does appear limited. Did you have the flash performed on the rear speakers, or do they appear to provide full-range after your setup?

That was what my research has revealed so far. Still considering Forscan for GOAT modes, double honk, etc.

Thanks Jokker. I may have to check larger towns. I live in a rural area, and checked every Ford dealership within 50 miles.

Agreed. I was attempting to get a concise answer from those that have sprung for the flash. I ran my sub off the kick panel speakers, and it sounds good, I just want to find out if paying for the flash for the rear pods is worth the $130. They definitely underperform.

I have upgraded all speakers (base), and added an under seat sub. There appears to be a difference of opinion, of whether a rear speaker flash is required to open full functionality of the rear speakers, or if a Forscan change will fix it. There is definitely a difference with the rear speakers...

I wussed out, and had a stereo shop do it......

Where did you find it in the rear cargo area?

Awesome job! I added JBL speakers (Basesquatch), and a JBL BassPro SL powered sub. I am trying to decide if I want to flash the rear speakers. The dealer said it would cost $130. Not sure if it would be worth the expense.

Cut, and rewired.

You definitely need to visit one of the Bronco Off-Roadeo locations, if you have an order placed. It is an amazing experience. If you're pumped about the Bronco NOW. Wait until you put one through its paces at the Off-Roadeo!

Did the sub not block the rear heating and air vents that run under the driver seat?

That was a question I had also. Whether you could tap into the rear speaker, or if had to go straight from the head unit.

If so, under the rear seat, or one of the front seats? Did it do the job? I have already upgraded the stock speakers to JBL.

Thanks a TON. I have plenty of various size zip ties. I also have extra 16 gage wire, and heat shrink connectors ready to roll. Glue gun sounds like a good investment. I will post pics when I am done, to show how the black letters look. It seems most everybody else went with the white letters.