I'm an Android user and can't comment on your Carplay issues but periodically I see a banner message appears that says "Vehicle Unblocked". I have no idea what it means and I only see it periodically after maybe 10 or so starts, so I don't know what's going on the other 9 times I start the truck.
Take them both for a drive first. I was on the fence when I was looking and was glad I got my BD real Bronco. Then when I was having my MIC roof replaced they gave me a Bronco Sport loaner. Boy oh boy !!!! I am some glad that I made the right choice. Sport was gutless, uncomfortable and very...
Welcome to living in cold weather. Yes it's common and yes it goes away once the tire heats up from driving it. It's normal with a drop in temperature and long periods of sitting.
I find almost all vehicles today have the personality of a golf ball. Everything from car to the average SUV look the same. I also love retro looking rides that's why I fell in love with my S197 Mustang. When the Bronco was being brought back there was no other choice. The boxy look is so far...
You should also treat all of your Weatherstripping with a silicone lubricant spray at least annually. It will preserve the rubber long term and help to prevent it from drying out and cracking.
I don't know why you would bother. Thieves now just drill a hole into your fuel tank and pull it out from there. It's not worth their time to try and defeat the anti-siphoning measures that are already built into the stock piping.
I've noticed water intrusion on mine from the rear window and what I've found is that water is leaking past the upper part of the seal. The reason for this, (it mainly happens over the winter) is that debris from driving over salt and sand covered roads works it's way in the seal between glass...
I bought these for my '24 BD 2 door from Amazon and you get what you pay for. These were cheap compared to some others out there and as you can see, the powder coating is wearing away. I'm not knocking them as they are still very sturdy and the installation was as simple as it gets. They also...
Nope. They bought them from the local auto parts store. I'll have to have a look at the truck when I'm back into work and see what the make of it is. From what I remember, it was just a small cabover rig with a hydraulic lift for the box but I'll check anyway.
Here's something to put into perspective, the rotors in the picture below are for an aircraft catering service truck that the mechanics in my company had to do some work on. Each of those bastards are $3500.00 EACH!!!! I would burn the truck!! Lol!