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  1. Any former Jeep Gladiator owners here? Steering comparison?

    Own both. Drove the Bronco 600 miles through windy conditions. Steering wheel had to be cocked to the side most of the trip and was blown around. Overall though the Bronco steering feel is better than the gladiator, it still requires corrections, just not as many.

  2. I Rented a Gladiator...My thoughts vs Bronco

    We have both, a Badlands and Rubicon both manual transmissions. Gladiator is a soft top, Bronco is a hard top. As many have said on road the Bronco is a better ride. Off-road the the Gladiator is better and off-road durability wise sadly I have more faith in the Gladiator. Ours is lifted on...

  3. 500 Miles and a Load of warning lights and issues -

    VIN 1FMEE5DH3NLB76322

  4. 500 Miles and a Load of warning lights and issues -

    Nothing new only code that I can pull is for the turbo pressure sensor, still present. Drive modes are still unavailable. Lane keep assist returned.

  5. 500 Miles and a Load of warning lights and issues -

    Will see what I can find.

  6. 500 Miles and a Load of warning lights and issues -

    Thanks for the input. I have checked the battery connections as well as the fusebox fuses and connections. These are the connections I tightened.

  7. 500 Miles and a Load of warning lights and issues -

    Thanks for ideas. I forgot, I checked all the fuses and made sure they were properly seated. I also torqued the grounds making sure they were tight.

  8. 500 Miles and a Load of warning lights and issues -

    Bronco Badlands - 7 Speed - 4 Cylinder - 1.5 months old - 550 miles A few weeks ago our family took off on a 600 mile road trip to visit family for the holidays. Conditions were as expected, crazy cold temps, hit -10, blowing snow roads were clear 95% of the drive. After an hour or so on the...


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