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1989 Ford Bronco Between the old Bronco and the new Bronco, there was a Focus. Well... is... technically—Focus is still in the driveway, just currently in pieces.

This is correct. At least for 2021-2024... not sure for 2025.

There are various ways to do it with various aftermarket parts, but I'll give you the Ford Performance method: Rear Axle: Rear Axle Assembly Wiring Kit Front Drive Unit: Front Drive Unit Half Shalfs Wiring Kit ProCal Note that what I linked above is the 4.46 axle ratio, which is what you...

Dealers are independent businesses, so it will be very dealer specific. Some dealers have a checklist, some dealers do not. Something for your dealer to check out. That is correct from the factory. There are plastic caps you can buy online to close it, but obviously if moisture and gunk gets...

MB3Z-7D438-C Obviously double-check before ordering.

Yes, the scheduling itself happens on Thursdays. Not every Thursday, it's typically only once or twice per month per vehicle line. Emails don't always go out the same day the vehicle is scheduled. But most people seem to get them either Thursday or Friday.

Dug up all of the info after my confusion yesterday. Trail Control Low speed off road cruise control, you activate it by hitting the button on the center of the GOAT dial, and using the Set +\- buttons on the steering wheel For 2021-2024, available on automatic only. Hill Descent Control...

Could be a bunch of things, but you'd have to take everything apart to troubleshoot it. Check the fuse and make sure it's not blown. If it isn't... I would take it to your dealer. Given it's basically a brand-new vehicle, it's covered by warranty. No sense in troubleshooting it and potentially...

I don't really think so, there not like a central registry or anything that I'm aware of. Some dealers obviously advertise their aftermarket departments online if they have one. Others you'd probably have no idea unless you call. My own dealer has an aftermarket department but 90%+ of the work...

It's a parts swap with a configuration change via a ProCal. You can connect it to either the Aux switches or use the switch that's included with their wiring kit. It is considered an aftermarket upgrade. Some dealers shy away from aftermarket upgrades and stick to the "factory-only" playbook...

Ohh... I'll be honest, I thought Trail Control and One Pedal Drive was the same thing. Guess I didn't pay attention at the Off-Roadeo close enough. I don't have either with the manual transmission, just Hill Descent Assist... but apparently @crenca has it on his manual transmission?? Confused.

Yeah... it's... a problem. One guys that claims my engine failed because of <xyz>, and then suddenly everyone gets in a flurry and thinks all of the engines are bad and if I have that engine it's gonna blow up immediately and <insert manufacture here> needs to recall every vehicle that was ever...

S2DZ-16450-?? M = 2021 N = 2022 P = 2023 R = 2024 S = 2025 S2DZ-16450-?? 2D = Bronco S2DZ-16450-?? Z = Service S2DZ-16450-?? 16450 = Part number S2DZ-16450-?? ?? = Revision, release, variant, or whatever it's called

Doesn't appear to be fully populated in the parts system yet. The Raptor side steps are the following: - N2DZ-16450-ZA (Right) - N2DZ-16451-ZA (Left) The 2-door version wasn't available until this year... so the part number should be: S2DZ-16450-?? Obviously we have no idea what the...

Tools in the toolkit. Doing this from memory so... someone correct me if I'm wrong. Unfortunately, my toolkit is currently under a pile of camping gear, so can't verify. 1/4" ratcheting wrench Torx Plus 50 socket Torx Plus 30 1/4" bit Torx Plus 30 allen key 10mm socket 13mm socket Door locator...

Huh, my dealer just automatically did a 5-tire rotation, didn't even ask. Anyway, the good news about 5-tire rotations is you can do them entirely yourself with only a single jack.

It's always been 3-4 business days for me, but I also always have it shipped to my dealer for that free shipping goodness. (Bring it up simply because there could be some fast-path shipping process from the parts wholesalers and dealerships.)

I got the wheels, don't have the tires. Feel free to DM me if you end up just wanting the wheels.

In case it wasn't obvious yet by the back and forth @Droz ... The wire gauge you need is a function of power draw at a given distance, voltage, wire type, temperatures, insulation type, conductor type, etc. etc. As an simple example... you can generally safety run a 20 Amp load with a 1.5mm2...

The FITS system fits on Ford Accessories works on pre-2025 Broncos. @FordVideoGuy has a video somewhere on it, but of course I can't find it now.