Search results

Are these the things I’ve read kill the battery?

Drop remote start and heated steering wheel in New England? No thanks.

Whispers… As of 2021, Jeep is more reliable too.

If you’re actually doing off road with it, it’s perfectly comfortable for the terrain. I agree it’s not very comfortable at the mall though.

The 4xe is pretty damn impressive. Silent off roading for 25mi then option to switch to gas. Kind of torn.

Only a Jeep guy now because Ford. Ford’s piss poor handling of the Bronco is why I’m a Jeep guy… after being a Ford guy for decades. It wasn’t Jeep that turned me to Jeep, it was Ford.

I remember when people supported each other because of the love of off-roading and the great outdoors. Didn’t matter what garbage you drove. And back then nobody took the Bronco seriously either.

Welcome to the internet, the home of positivity. Let me give it to you straight. Personally I think people are crazy to wait that long. It’s a F’ing car. And a Ford on top of it - not some luxury thing, some mass produced American big box product from Detroit that’s already left countless people...

It’s pretty common for dealers to try and sell you cars you don’t want. I’m not sure why you’re bothering to tell everyone about this.

Much of the time ford just changes the module identifiers or something minor in the protocol. They’re not going to rewrite the entire module firmware. So it’s usually a matter of mapping the tool to the new indexes etc.

+1 you don’t HAVE to own a clown car just to move your family around once in a while. But if it’s immediate family I guess it makes sense.

Sorry that’s not correct. If you have a built in nav then it uses your vehicles GPS when it communicates with the vehicle. https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2016/722 Some videos and information for CarPlay developers, more is covered in the video, GNSS is required around pp93 of the...

CarPlay uses the built in GPS on the vehicle when connected. So something like TomTom, which supports offline maps, would still work. Not sure what Waze does.

If you’re installing it on a Bronco Spork

Glad I read through the thread. Spent a few minutes squinting and thinking to myself there’s no way those are 50” tires.

If the seals are good, maybe try a little silicon lube?

How does one check exactly? I don’t have a VIN or anything only the dealer order code and sales code which doesn’t seem to work anywhere.

On both 4 and 6, anything louder than the stock just sounds like trying to be cool. I’ve been meaning to find the quietest low profile exhaust out there.

If you want a square back, see Anderson Composites.

Agree, nothing trashier than watching one manufacturer shit on another.