Last night, some person decided that they needed the spare tire off my my 4 month old Wildtrak. My Wildtrak did not come with any wheel locks, and I didn't think anything about it.
Now I am needing a new rim, tire, tpms, etc., and some anger management suggestions.
Quick update. After the first 8.5 gallons of super unleaded, my mileage went up to about 14.2. I added another 8.5 gallons of super unleaded about 100 miles ago and I am now reading 17.2.
My guess is that I either got a bad batch of regular unleaded, or my Bronco hates regular gas when it...
I drove around a little bit and it seems to be running rich. Seems to have way more acceleration in normal driving. I wonder if unplugging the battery for a while might reset anything.
This makes sense, but it was already summer when I left, so I imagine that we were already on a summer blend.
I try to go to high volume stations when I get gas and the one I used for this last fill up was the same one I normally use, but that doesn't mean that they didn't get a bad batch.
When I got back I still had about a 1/4 tank. I drove it some, then filled up. I didn't know anything wrong until I reset the gas mileage after filling up. So not 100% sure if it was the sitting, or the new tank of gas. I will rule out the gas by getting rid of it.
At 12 mpg, it won't...
maybe bad gas. I filled up when I got back with regular unleaded. Burned about half a tank, just filled back up with premium to see if that made a difference. Hasn't yet, but thinking about it, I did go back to the same Exxon station. I think I am just going to have to let this run down and...
Driving around town I have normally gotten 16-17 mpg, with 15.5 being the lowest on regular gas.. I went out of town and the Bronco sat for 3 weeks in the Texas heat. Since I have returned I am now getting around 12 mpg. Same driving style. I also don't remember hearing the engine fans...
It has been a while since I did it, but it was pretty straight forward.
I still haven't installed the rear bumper yet as I might just order the hitch parts and put those in at the same time.
I went from a BRaptor to a Wildtrak. Both with Lux, etc.
I went from a Toyota FJ to the Raptor and it felt like I was driving an F150. The Wildtrak feels more like my FJ. It feels much smaller, probably because it is.
That being said, everything in the Raptor is better and nicer, except I...