Thanks for the input that answers my question. I agree from the specs they pretty well gave the Bronco everything you would need in the dirt and yet kept it tame enough for the street. Yep, definitely knocked the ball outa the park
Thanks for the answer. When i sat in that Bronco and saw the terrible visibility I wondered why Ford would do such a thing. Well the answer to that is to make it like the old 60's Bronco. I had one a 67 if i remember and that was my complaint with it back then and why i used my cj5 for any...
I was thinking you had a stick. Bar graph for a gauge??.....I guess it would work if large enough so you can get the resolution necessary to read accurately.
The symptom you described could be caused by the rpm the shift happened at.....If the tranny shifted at two low an rpm for the current...
To be honest when i sat in the first Bronco i saw at the dealers I was shocked by the poor visibility you have in the front by the square fenders. Thinking about this i then got the idea that maybe the 360 cameras would compensate for the poor visibility in front when off road in the dirt...
I have to ask. What were the 1% that the Bronco can't do that a jeep can do?
To be honest i was jumping for joy over the new Bronco untill I got to sit in the first one on the dealers lot and was appalled by the poor visibility in the front because of the square fenders. Then i decided that...
you could use a fuel additive which also will help lubricate valve train I've read. Met a guy back in about 2008-9 that i saw putting an additive into his 6.0 tank and i asked him about it. He said he it goes in every tank and he and his brother have been hauling things up and down I-5 for...
Thanks. Seems to me i had something like this happen on one of my early Fords. Don't remember which one or even the year it was so long ago. None of my jeeps did this but i have never owned a wrangler didn't like them because they were to wide preferred the cj5.
think the reason for no high mileage is because of the poor gas mileage so not many are used for daily drivers. No sense in using a Bronco for doing errands when you can use something like I do which averages 44 mpg my Ford CMAX ENRGY.
I thought i made that clear the first time. Do it now and hook it up to your car via Bluetooth. Save the 500 per year for a new toy.
Your save your favorite stations to the app then you will have them every place you go. I often listen to classical music at night via my...
As i mentioned all you need to do is download the sirius xm app from the play store which is free to your phone then listen to your favorite stations on all your cars without cost except for the mobile app. thats what i do. Simple, just try it : https://www.siriusxm.com/help/siriusxm-app