I agree, the problem only shows up if you use it (most times), so in Moab and Colorado we use it. I think the SSM posted can solve some problems, as my error only comes on occasionally. I think it might be a loose plug, or something like that.
Took it up Poughkeepsie Gulch. One of the most technical trails around Ouray. Black Bear is deadlier, but really not that tough. I couldn't climb the wall as there was a lot of mud at the bottom and the tires would not bite. But everything else went well. Some wheel rash and hit the slider...
OK, Thanks. It only goes down to 25, but even at that those tires are rated more than the Bronco weighs. So for my 2 door 28 PSI is fine. I will do 28 around town and 35 on the highway.
When I get back I will get an appointment and will tell the dealer what yours found.
I found that when I got the error and then cleared it, the disconnect would not work. But the next day it did. So when I got the error again, I cleared it, shut off the vehicle and opened a door, closed the...
Took it up Corkscrew to the top. Rained on the way to the trail, then like magic, clouds cleared and we had a nice day, Bronco did great. There is still some snow up there, and we did see some wild life, :cool:
You are right. While the Bronco will spend "Most" of it's time in Moab, not all. This week we will be in Ouray and it will rain. We do a lot of wheeling by ourselves (wife and I) and I really didn't want to put a winch (heavy) on it, so I thought the boards would be a light, alternative to a...
The tires are brand new and stiff. I started at 14 psi, then went down to 12. Still experimenting with it. We will be in Ouray next week and I will try 10, and then 8 if I have to. Bead grip wheels, so it should be good. Also adjusted the shocks to the softest setting, springs are new as well.
We have been coming to Moab since 1998 and have never grown tired of it. Now we spend about 6 months here (spring and fall). I also have a RZR Pro R on 35" tires and do a lot of exploring with that. It is true that we don't do the "tourist" trails as much as we used to, because there are so...
The ARB install went better than I expected. I was worried that the shelf would resonate and increase the noise from the compressor. It didn't. Beneath the compressor under the carpet is a hole through the metal, covered by a grommet. He cut the center of the grommet and ran the wire down...