Anyone know where to get the right order number? I just got my VIN yesterday and on the tracker it asks for the order number but when I paste in the order number listed on my ford account it says it's an invalid order number, lol.
You're colorblind by the way. That dot is green. People who are...
You shouldn't be using windex on your window tints. You shouldn't be tinting your windshield anyways but some people do so I'm just pointing that out just in case. :)
2 Door Badlands, High package, no tow
Reserved Aug 2021 now scheduled to be built May 8th.
I ended up removing sasquatch since my dealer seemed to have garbage allocation numbers.
You sure? I got this from the manual. I says part time engagement up top but at the bottom it says that 4H is the default drive mode
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SLIPPERY - 4X4 WITH PART TIME ENGAGEMENT
For less than ideal road conditions, you can use this mode for crossing terrain where a firm surface...
When are you using slippery mode?
Remember, you shouldn't use slippery mode just because it's raining or snowing. That will damage your drivetrain.
You should only use slippery mode when you're literally on something slipping and your wheels are actually losing traction.
4A is perfectly fine...
https://tiresize.com/wheel-offset-calculator/
That might help you out. Just input the stock wheels and tires and play with the new wheel section and it will compare both. :)
Here's another: https://www.willtheyfit.com/
I received text message from my dealer this morning saying that Ford told him that I need to remove High package in order to be built and I thought that as odd as I haven't seen anything about high package being a constraint.
Anyone else hear this?
I have a 2 door badlands, high package, no...
Just cancel and get your deposit back. Your dealer will love you as they will now sell the Bronco for $15k over MSRP.
I would just wait till it arrives, though. No point in cancelling so early.
Do not use 4H or 4L on pavement. You still have traction even though it's raining or snowing. If it's slippery you shouldn't be driving on that road. No amount of tires moving will save you on black ice.
You can only use 4A full time on pavement. Any other mode will damage your drivetrain.
I would tell them not to add that on, especially if they are charging you for it.
Just buy a bottle of Griot's 3 in 1 ceramic spray. Put it on yourself.
FYI, ceramic coatings ARE NOT some magical thick coating that you can see that protects from scratches or swirl marks. That's a common...
Keep in mind you should never use 4H or 4L on pavement even if there's "bad weather." You still have traction even in rain or snow (and if you don't then you shouldn't be driving on that road anyways). Otherwise it will bind the drivetrain and cause damage. You should only use those modes on...