The seats in the Bronco, for me with back problems, are much more supportive and comfortable than the ones in the 4Runner. Like you said, it's a personal preference and many things factor into it.
Having had both, definitely the Bronco. While they may both have lockers, the locker on the 4Runner only works in 4L, whereas the Bronco can lock in 4H, 4L and maybe even 2H(never tried it).
The transition between 4H, 2H and locker in the Bronco is seamless and instant when stopped. The 4Runner...
Correct, but this is a Powertrain Wrap warranty which seems to include the PremiumCare, but reduces powertrain coverage in the PremiumCare to a PowertrainCare level. It was $700 less than a Granger PremiumCare ESP.
No one can tell me if my interpretation is correct or not. There are no...
I had a 2021 Bronco and just purchased a 2025.
I had, and always had, a PremiumCare ESP for every Ford vehicle I purchased over the years.
On this one, I thought that I had once again purchased a PremiumCare ESP and the price was about $700 less than Granger, so I felt it was a great price...
Not as long as you don't overload the circuit, so use 125% as a guide. That percentage allows a margin for error so that a load does not exceed the rating of the wire or fuse.
Replacing a 10A fuse with a higher rated fuse is dangerous since you are exceeding the wire rating, or gauge, and will...
Your amp draw, 10.2A, exceeds the circuit rating of 10A for switch #4.
Ideally, you would use a 15A circuit, but since that is taken, it would probably be best to run those lights through a relay attached to switch #4.
That way switch #4 is only powering the coil of the relay which is typically...