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You're overthinking this.

Since the latest Forscan supports "PCM Module initialization/relearn vehicle data" should we just do that or is it better to do the "PCM reset-all-adaptations service function"? I'll be doing this all tomorrow. Great info btw. Thank you!

Yes, but I mentioned why. Vehicles now have a LOT more put into them than in the past. They are vastly more advanced and complicated (even though that can be a downfall at times).

You need to adjust for inflation. Your 74' Bronco was actually $33,700 and today's cars have a heck of a lot more tech, safety, comforts, and performance.

Aerospace 303 was literally made for use on vinyl on boats. It's super popular in the automotive industry as well. I use it on EVERYTHING plastic or rubber and my seats. It's kept my previous cars looking brand new for years.

Yeah no way the LC can climb a straight vertical cliff like that.

Yeah no thanks. I'll keep far away from anything that nut job Musk is in charge of. Big yikes.

Ceramic coatings are overated and expensive. Just apply your own easier to apply ceramic spray and just apply it every month if you need to. I've found the easiest and best is Griot's 3 in 1. I did my whole bronco 2 door in like 10 minutes. Also, contrary to popular belief, these coatings will...

Just got our non squatch badlands 2 door a few weeks ago and I knew I had to swap out the K02s the first day I drove it. In the rain, even with barely aggressive throttle use, the back tires would slip during a uturn. Ordered some 35" Falken Wildpeak AT3Ws as I heard they were far better in the...

Doesn't a repeater need the original key to be near it to repeat the signal to the car? This is how many thieves get into cars, they stand near people's front doors where they usually keep their keys and turn on the repeater while the other person holds the receiver to unlock and start the car...

You do know that Ford account actually follows up on their posts right? Even this OP posted that ford dealt with the dealer to make sure the parts got there faster. Other people have posted the same. That they deal with the dealer to make sure it's being fixed.

I would just use some automotive interior all purpose cleaner and some microfiber towels. An interior detailing brush for scrubbing anything really caked on. Anything that runs down into the actual footwells can be lightly hosed out and drained out of the drain holes. That would be my...

100% do NOT use a power washer, lol. Honestly, I wouldn't hose down any of the interior even with vinyl floors. Have you seen all the gaps and crevices that water can get into and end up between the metal floor and vinyl floor? The only part I'd actually use a light spraying of hose is the...

Jeez. Is this from riding with the tops/doors off? Or is all this dust somehow making it's way into an enclosed vehicle?

Haven't noticed anything on mine. The only horrible smelling plastic I know about are plastics that use butyric acid as a component. Have you ever smelled the handle of an old plastic screwdriver and thought it smelled like vomit? Well, it's because of butyric acid. The same thing that makes...

303 is magic. I use it on everything. P.S. Check your PMs. :)

I recommend everyone use Aerospace 303 on their seats and anything plastic the moment they get their bronco.

These look great! Have you check to see if the bottom of the door paint scratches itself on those? They look thick. I don't have my Bronco yet so I don't know how tight the door tolerances are when they close.

Nope. It's trash and so is Elon Musk.

Basically all you need is: Adam's Car Shampoo microfiber washing mit Two buckets from Lowe's to use the two bucket method if you really care about your paint. Griot's 3 in 1 ceramic spray wax Aerospace 303 for all your plastics and rubber (basically everything interior) Any sort of All...