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I'm in Pa and would not pass inspection with a light on.

Code refers to: Evaporative Emission System Pressure Sensor/Switch Located on top of the gas tank. Tank has to be dropped to get to it.

They were supposed to give me a part number but I don't see it on the paperwork. I'll have to call them.

I had a check engine light pop up recently. P0451. My dealer's service dept says that the Fluid film covered a hole in a sensor and caused it to fail. Quoted $870+tax for repair and no warranty coverage. And to top it off the part is not even available. Has this happened to anyone else before...

LOL. No. Around Pittsburgh. Mostly hills and potholes.

Had a 94 XJ and I was hoping the Bronco would have some similar characteristics off road. The Bronco is much better in a lot of ways. I do miss the straight front axle a little, but not all the death wobble!

Yes, yes, 19ish mpg (mostly city).

Here's a few.

I'll try to get you some tomorrow. I did the back seats as well.

I was thinking maybe the rear seatbelt slapping the plastic but I haven't tested that idea yet.

I get that sometimes too. Haven't figured it out yet.

Yep. Going to do that too. Still putting together my list of Forscan changes so I can do them all in one session.

Got tired of the horn going off every time I bent down to pick something up.

TrailRax rack installed today. Love it!

Which bumper did your Bronco come with? My skid for my base looks different, it has cut outs for the loops.

I've repaired cracked plastic motorcycle fairings this way.

Couldn't you just fix it with a fiberglass repair kit and then clean it up and paint it to match?

Very cool. Good job dude!

I'm pretty sure the Rough Country fold down table is the same for Wrangler and Bronco.

Yeah, figured I might as well lean into the retro vibe :). My dad always had similar covers on his old Fords from the 70s-2000s. Not sure about the orientation you are looking for with the armrest, but it does raise up your arm a little and it is very comfy.