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No, it comes and goes, Bronco hard tops rattle. It is the plastics that expand contract with temperature.

Who could see via remote your SOC was low?? The dealer can see that??

True, my understanding is that BMS sends lower voltage and amperage to new batteries to not stress them out and more voltage and amperage to older batteries to keep up, but it also resets the target to 80% thinking it is new and that might gets you more voltage/amperage in the process. Who knows

I want to add to this thread, I recently (December 2025) replaced my battery, since December 2024 I started getting the “remote features disabled to preserve battery” and as soon I turn off the engine the infotainment showed “system off to save battery” Last December I was still under the...

Hello, where did Forscan indicated “battery refresh” and/or “fast regen” modes?? Is it where “conventional charging” shows?? In another post you mentioned you disconnected the battery to reset the modules, but you obviously disconnected the battery one month earlier when you swapped to the new...

My dealer performed this TSB and the noise is still there? I reviewed the TSB and I can confirm the modification is there, but the problem is the rail not the part that the TSB “fixes” (a crossbar at the front of the seat) It is unbelievable that after all this time they haven’t come with a...

No, it’s still there, sometimes it goes away and sometimes it comes back, never ending story l

UPDATE The dealer finally fixed it (fingers crossed as it didn’t make after picking it up). After pointing out where the noise was coming from be removed that plastic trim and the technician told me there were some nuts that attach to the metal piece that were loose. They were tighten and so far...

Update That was not the problem and it just got worse, to a point that I was able to pinpoint the issue now. It is not the MIC hardtop PINs (I had that one before and I fixed with electric tape), it is not the airbag hitting the metal, it is actually the PLASTIC trim underneath that makes that...

Mine is going tomorrow for the recall and yesterday I was able to take the service advisor and the manager to show them the rattling noise, later that day I played with the metal plates torque and I fixed the noise considerably. My experience with noises is that either you fix it or you show...

Yes I read your thread and actually posted a link to it too. that is why in my video I do not have the airbag covers, because after reading your thread I really thought it was the same issue but I tried your solution but it didn’t work, so I assume you never got a permanent solution from Ford.

It is the swing gate, mine is getting replaced and I hope it doesn’t come back, the spare tire size has nothing to do with it because I took it off and still made the sound. If you want to replicate it without driving it is pretty easy, you just open the tailgate and flex it with your hands and...

Hello I posted the following post in another thread https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/rattle-coming-from-the-passenger-side-dash.47586/ but I think I should posted here as well because it could happen in any of the metal plates that hold the hard top. This is not the noise the pins make...

Hello I have been dealing with this extremely annoying sound and I think I found a solution after SO many things that I tried. I am actually glad that Ford has replied to this thread so maybe this post could help to develop a solution or TSB Mine was on the drivers side and at the beginning I...

“It has to go somewhere” Yes it will make the tire less “meaty”, and if you go to the other extreme you would have a stretched tire. That is my guess

I have been playing with the tiresize.com offset calculator to visualize how different wheels and tires would look and I am a bit confused about this statement. The calculator doesn’t consider the change of width of the wheel only the tire, but in your calculation you are adding the difference...

I will rotate them I never said I wouldn’t, and you can keep it shiny even if you rotate it, that was my point. And I wanted to know everyone’s opinion about applying it on the tread, maybe it is not advisable from a chemical point of view.

I never said I didn’t want to rotate all 5 I am going to but as I said earlier for me the spare tire is something that increases the appeal and having it perfectly shine and clean and at the same time providing UV protection seems like a no brainer

Thanks I actually checked and 303 offers two tire dressings, one foam with gloss finish and another one with a satin finish. Both of them specifically to prevent dry rot and UV damage. I will try them next.

I had the same thought as you, that I can use it everywhere and just degrease it if I will use it. And that is actually what I did, the cloth I used to wipe all 5 sidewalls to remove excess product got saturated with product (it is like baby oil) so I just used the same cloth and wiped the whole...