I knew that was a problem with my Ram trucks, coating the sensor and then tricking the sensor into thinking it was empty.....but haven't heard that it was a problem with the Ford vehicles...🤷♂️
We're getting hammered with lake effect snow this weekend in Buffalo, NY, so got a chance to test the Bronco. I use 4H in the constant deep stuff, otherwise I'm in 4A Slippery for the snow drifting conditions.
Interesting. I also have the oem rubber floor mats and i was able to install them without much trouble at all. I always find it interesting that people can have the same variables, but different results. 🤷♂️
I live in Buffalo, NY and we have had Krown applied every yr for several yrs now. We traded one of the trucks in for the Bronco last September. Both trucks were/are completely rust free...they're both 2018s...so about 5 yrs now. I never washed either of the two trucks during the winters...
Here's the service bulletin from GM....Ram's was very similar. I would bet Ford has something very similar.
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I have a 2023 Wildtrak with 2,200 miles (aka basically brand new). I have noticed this exact fogging (condensation) on my oem headlights the last month or so. As a matter of fact, i have had this same condensation on my 2 Ram trucks (2014 and a 2016) in the past and also on our current 2018...
Interesting. I was told we needed to do 1.5" spacers minimum....anything less would require trimming the oem lugs so the rim will set on the spacer flat. Guess that's incorrect?
If it were mine, i would definitely get it repaired before replacement. Living in Buffalo, NY and all the crap on the roads (mainly during winter), I've had multiple replacements and repairs over the years. The repairs were always really good and you could barely see it, if at all. Yours is low...