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@broncoj11 Yes - sorry I just saw your post. These are available.

Funny...my 2024 is always updating, but my WiFi router's on other side of wall (inside home office). :D

Thanks for the reply, but not going to take another chance at hood damage. Nice looking scoop tho. :D

Wondering how your version of the hood scoop holds up in automatic car washes (dryer forced air)? Last one I tried blew off & dented hood...>.<

Yes - correct...I should've stated "converts" - they used Dinitrol 4010: /////////////////////////////////////////////////// DINITROL 4010 Corroheat is a versatile surface and engine protection and can be used in both open and closed areas. The product penetrates like a cavity wax. It can also...

Huge congrats, looks like your "better half" gives it the #1, and awesome color too. Enjoy! :D

There are chemicals to reverse rust/oxidation...here are before/after pics of my recent Mustang treatment at local shop: Apologies for the last pic being small (they took), but the car looks like it just rolled off the assy line. :D

Good thing is it's now in your vehicle's maintenance history, in case something similar crops-up later down the road. Glad they got 'er fixed & back on the road. :D

Picked up the NIB aFe Hot/Cold charge pipes from local guy (FB Marketplace). This will be he next project, once I'm feeling better. CHF & head cold's kicking my a$$.

Guess I need a "take-back." It's not the Granger warranty that covers my top. Ford extended my bumper-to-bumper coverage because this Bronco was a "loaner." I have an extra year (4-yr / 48K miles). Sorry guys & gals...my apologies. :cry:

My Granger contract specifically states it does.

For anything you can use pry-tools to remove...spray paint them the color you desire. Did this with former Colorado pickups - turned out great & created nice custom look.

Another justification for Granger Warranty - extended coverage and no hassle for getting this fixed. :D

Yes, but exhaust leaks can disappear too, as they heat-up. I'd rule it out first, then go to dealer & have them assess.

Easiest way to check for exhaust leaks is (1) bottle of soapy solution, or (2) candle/lighter (flame).

I was planning to get their piping kit, during recent 10% off sale, but it was always out-of-stock when I checked. Ended up getting a killer deal on FB Marketplace from guy who bought competitor (aFE Power hot/cold kit) & never installed. Good luck & hope they come through.

Do you, or anyone you know have a caliper tool?

Hmmm...seems like someone's working to build their email marketing list...🤔

Two words = Granger Warranty Problem solved. :D

Welcome and congrats on the sweet Bronco! Enjoy many miles of smiles! :D