I agree with Mountain Bronco...I now like my Big Bend a little bit more than I did. At first, I had not done a lot of research but knew I wanted one. Just happened that after a year of seeing one up close that the dealership COULD NOT see for 6 months or something, the sales girl called back...
I have the kit I rodered from a dealer who specializes in wrecked vehicles. Sent me everything from a bronco, fuse box, console and wire harness. I have a big bend 2022 with mid package. Any idea on the correct harness number? before i get started on this....
i have dual zone as built... just changing out the module/switch for the digital readout on the knobs.... just looks cooler to me....I'm a 61 year old kid...lol
YES SIR...everything worked fine, dual climate control, cold and hot. changed out and now all hot????
i think there has to be something to change in forscan that would rectify this.... FORD Techs?
I'm not trying to get anything that my bronco does not have other than ford, for some reason...
SEEMS TO BE SOME PROGRAMMING ISSUES. I bought one (came out of F150, same description, only had truck instead of bronco icon on button), put it in with no issues, came on and thought it was okay but it blew hot all the time.....has to be something that can be changed to make it work via forscan...
Here's the story, I bought an automatic dual zone HVAC switch. It came from an F 150. ONly visible difference was a truck icon instead of the bronco icon. changed it out, ez-pz. Only issue, the colder you set it, the hotter it gets, like backwards. I tried the forscan stuff i thought might...
I just did this...about an hour and 1/2. all you have to do is take the panel loose at the steering column and remove one 7mm screw, open the pocket and remove the 7mm screw nearest the panel. easier if you remove the OS handle and then pull the hvac/radio panel down, d/c the wiring harnesses...