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For myself, and after reading this thread that I'm the only person on Earth that isn't bothered by this, is that there is no easy way to just shut off the screen. When I push the "Power" button, all it does is turn off the audio. IMO it pressing it should turn the audio off as well as the screen...

In response to your issue, I had the same problem like all of us. I fixed the paint damage there and then applied some adhesive door edge molding along the top of the tailgate and it's held up for the last 2 years with no further issue. I hope this helps.

The night I was completing the sale of my Bronco, the finance manager was brining up the extended warranty and like others I do a lot of my own work but he mentioned the cost of some items. One of them was the infotainment screen. He said if that failed, replacement was somewhere in the $5000.00...

After reading this, I was remembering when I bought my 2012 Mustang and was introduced to MyKey. If I remember correctly and not saying you do any of this but I believe that if you have or accidentally created a MyKey, it did something to the audio volume and muted it if the seatbelt wasn't...

My understanding is that most OBD2 code readers will clear codes but if the problem hasn't been fixed, the code will come right back. You need the reader to find out what components are failing, fix them and then clear it if you can.

I bought this a few years ago. I'm not advanced enough to take advantage of all the features but it will scan for and clear all but permanently set codes that require dealers to reset. This one is Innova's middle of the road scanner and they are a US company but I think readers are physically...

The Lasfit Mats are exactly the same as the 3W ones. Other than different nameplate they are identical.

Those tires came stock on the '24 Black Diamond and I love them. If only General made the size I wanted I'd be getting them again when mine wear out. I love the raised white letters too!!!

That is a really outstanding job!!!!! Good work!!!!!

Something else that helps with squealing brakes is, in addition to lubricating the pins and sliders, I always paint on a thin layer of brake lubricant on the back of each pad. I've been doing it for decades and have never had squealing brakes. I use Permatex Ceramic Silicone Brake Lubricant.

But the taillights are not plug and play, in case that enters your mod plans.

Ford " A customer can have any colour Bronco they want, as long as it's grey!"

Gotcha. One thing for you though, make sure whatever brand you buy can be left on when you put the roof back on. I have the Mabett with the hooks and straps and I love it but in order to put the roof back on, I have to undo the front hooks and flip the front part back to get the front panels...

I don't really understand why you would want to have a sun shade that you needed tools to install and remove when you have the hook and strap options now that literally go on and come off in seconds.

That is a hot looking truck!!! Good job!!!

This is a relatively new standard that most fuel providers have adopted and, if you use it, it's supposed to eliminate the need for any fuel additives. https://www.toptiergas.com/gasoline-brands/

HERE'S MINE!!!!!! BAHAHAHA!!!!

I want to take the opportunity to thank everyone who posts on this forum and figured that I might as well do it here. I have a '24 BD with the 7MT. Bought the truck new in October '24 and I still absolutely love it. The transmission has made the rattle since new and I always thought it was...

Also Extreme Terrain has quite a bit. https://www.extremeterrain.com/ford-bronco-accessories-parts-2021.html?rd=1

This is from a few years ago but some of it is still relevant.