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Here is my homemade hoist. 8 foot ceiling. Works well.

This is the correct o-ring for the PPE pan: https://www.amazon.com/Viton-O-Ring-75A-Durometer-Black/dp/B003SLE5MC

German torque is appropriate for that bolt. gutentight

The only way to get a good deal is for them to pay me. A lot. It's surprising to me how few DIYers there are on an enthusiast site.

That’s the lower, not upper control arm. Probably left loose after an alignment or lift kit installation.

Unless I'm having an issue, there is no good reason to allow a dealer to touch my vehicle. I use Rain-X, so almost never use the wipers anyway.

I agree. I installed a PPE pan with a drain plug primarily for ease of servicing. I installed the pan at 1000 miles, and did a drain and fill at 13000. I measured the drained amount and replaced with the same. Double check with dipstick. Easy.

Always use the Chick-fil-A app to order. The benefits? Faster through the line, and don't hold up folks while trying to order. Define your own vehicle and color. Prevents one from getting butt-hurt if their description doesn't match yours.

There is a dipstick, but it’s only accessible under the Bronco, on the side of the transmission. No need to monitor. Just take a look for leaks at each oil change. I put over 200,000 trouble free miles on a 2003 Explorer. It didn’t have a transmission dipstick at all. No worries really.

Ford has zero liability. The dealer had the responsibility of ensuring everything was done correctly. "Potential" anything doesn't meet the requirement for a lawsuit. Actual damage is the only thing you would be entitled to. Hopefully the dealer will own up to it, and replace the damaged...

I don't like the auto headlight feature either. When I start my Bronco, the next two things I do are: press the "autostart/stop" button, and turn the headlight switch to the position I choose. Done!

If you just want something to fill the space in the bumper, these are probably fine. If you need something to be functional and dependable, then the US made options listed in the the thread are a good choice. Once installed, the eBay ones will probably look fine. Especially during the day and...

That is not a crack. Wheel on!

I have Husky mats. They fit perfect after I snipped off the nubs on the back. Took about 10 minutes with a small diagonal cutter. That's the best option in my opinion. Certainly fit better than Weathertech, and offer more coverage then OEM.

Excessive poke looks ridiculous to me. On any vehicle on the road. However, passing and enforcing a law that prevents ones ideas of what a vehicle should look like is more ridiculous.

Any Ford equipped with a keypad has always been able to be locked with key inside.

Yes, sure did. No issue with the O-ring at all. Pulled the lines out for clearance, then reinstalled.

Correct. No need to replace the O-rings. I have over 10,000 miles since the pan installation and no leaks.

I use Rain-X and rarely use the wipers. It’s going to take a lot more than this for me to let the dealer touch my vehicle.

Do what you desire. My opinion, if you want your vehicle to look like a ridiculous unfinished project, make the hood a different color.