I typically remote-start my Bronco, so I didn’t notice the cold start noise until recently. It sounds like a metal rattling noise from the exhaust, but I could not hear it from underneath, nor could I find any loose parts.
If you listen to the video, the noise is more obvious starting from 30...
It seems that I did a neutral drop, and the TCM did not shift into D until the rpm dropped to the safe level, which is the power gap I experienced. A good lesson though.
Experienced this today. I accidentally touched the + button at a red light and saw the gear number. Then I used the - button to return the number to 1, thinking it would be fine. Then I realized the transmission was holding the first gear while I was in the intersection, so I shifted to N then...
My OBX 2.3 auto recently developed a buzzing noise from the gear shifter under acceleration. If I hold the shifter tight, the noise goes away. Shifting between N-D-M a few times can sometimes quiet it. The noise is intermittent, typically in the morning. Has anyone seen this issue?
It has started on my Bronco, sometimes a thump noise, sometimes a jolt, all subtle but noticeable. It happens right before a full stop or when taking off. Driveshaft sounds like the solution if the dealership admits the issue.
My Bronco is starting to have this issue. In my case, it can happen right before stopping or when taking off. It's a very subtle drivetrain jolt, but I can feel it every time. It looks like a driveshaft is the way to go.
FP has two axle-back exhausts, M-5230-BR3SC and M-5230-BR3. Are they both Bolar S-Type just with difference clearance? The sound clip on FP website only says M-5230-BR3SC. Also looking at Borla Atak, don’t know if that is too much for a 2.3L.
Yes, they are expensive but worth every penny. I have Oracle Lighting amber fog lights as well. The foreground light had an amber hint before the swap but I no longer see any amber now. The Alpharex lights are much brighter.
Make sure the headlights are with the circuit boards, otherwise you will need to buy boards and program them yourself. I went to Alpharex to avoid the mess, and I’m enjoying them every minute now.