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That steak looks absolutely disgusting. Give it to me, I'll get rid of it for you

Contact them through the help screen tomorrow, they're pretty good about taking care of your issues. Could probably fix it by removing/readding your Bronco though

Was it just poor door alignment that was causing your passenger door to be hard to open/close?

Is it on a sticker? Probably just used in manufacturing and can be removed

If these are the running boards you currently have, check out this thread: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/operation-raise-factory-running-boards.74960/

Best thing you could do is test drive one if possible. There are a couple ways to reduce road noise with weatherstripping and whatnot if it's not quiet enough for you.

I think Ford also has their own solution/replacement part for this, or at least I remember seeing them posted on here before. Sorry I don't have the part numbers or more details, but hopefully someone else does

Bought a 3rd key months ago but finally got around to programming my third key, easy peasy. Thank you for the writeup and links, and @RagnarKon for the initial suggestion.

Do you turn on your Bronco before your door is closed? When my doors are open and I turn it on, they go up for a second then come back down. Maybe you're closing it when that's happening and then it stays up since it engaged the latch

Be grateful, you're now 25% of the way done with your conversion to the squared off heritage flares

Always appreciate a nice giveaway

Is your window rolling up to the "closed" position when your door is opened? Might be a different issue if that's the case. Have you tried taking it in for the DDM/PDM updates?

Swapped in the new motor today and everything's working fine now. Here's the driver's side motor in case anyone ever needs it: M2DZ-9923395-A For $30-40, it was well worth avoiding the hassle of dropping the Bronco off at a dealer and going without a car for a week (or more). Just need a 7mm...

Maybe melt a hot glue gun stick onto the center cap and try pulling it after? Kind of like those glue gun dent pulling kits

Go to AutoZone or any other auto parts/home improvement store and get 3M or scotch brand double sided tape

I don't think there's a coating but duct tape can leave a residue that can be annoying to take off and possibly cause some damage. Why not use double sided tape to hold the cardboard to the windows?

These were the two caps I ordered, would just double check them again to be sure they're right M2DZ-17D743-EAPTM, M2DZ-17D742-EAPTM

For the handles, I've had covers like these for 1.5 years with no issues https://a.co/d/j7ybbis Was cheaper than buying painted ones or getting them painted For the mirror caps, I purchased painted ones from Ford. Do you have the cameras on the mirrors too? I can give you the part numbers I...

Looks good. Would add a lot if you replaced the handles and mirror caps with gloss black ones too.

Try adjusting your window using the bolts on the bottom/sides of the door (under the rubber plugs) There are some instructions somewhere on the forums but I'm not able to look for it right now