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That’s why I went with Ford. Their glass guy installed the windshield then Ford did the calibrations.

Had my windshield replaced last year for $700 at my local Ford dealership, OEM glass. Ford doesn’t do the replacement but they have “their” glass guy come in a couple times a week. Very satisfied with their workmanship. Plus I got Ford points!

That’s a bummer, so I guess it is a no-go for future enhancements.

So, for clarity, are you saying for those purchasing now and going forward, the update prior to using will NOT be necessary?

Great, and thanks!

@BobN - USAF I believe you were having issues with the remote windows up feature. Did you ever figure it out? This is a feature I’m interested in if I decide to purchase.

Okay, bumping this question again as I haven’t seen any replies. Does anyone know??

This was asked by Mr Nick on page 3 of this thread but I didn’t see a response after reading through all 14 pages so far. This referring to the lane change signal flashes when you push the turn signal partially down without fully engaging the turn signal. I believe forescan can make this change...

I ride the beach all the time. First time out with the SAS Bronco, I aired down to 25psi. Drove like a charm. Second time out when I came off the beach I went to air up and just then realized I had forgotten to air down. I had no issues in the sand with the stock 35’s at 35-37psi. I haven’t...

2023 Wildtrak, 2.7 automatic 4-door. I use to run only 93 octane. Needed gas badly on a road trip and all they had was 87 octane and I had to have gas so I filled up on 87. I got over 22 mph on that tank. Since, I have tested 87 vs 93 several times. Performance wise, I haven’t noticed any real...

Had my windshield shattered by a rock from a fellow Bronco-er in front of me at SuperCell East in Townsend, TN back in April. I had the windshield replaced at my Ford dealership with OEM windshield. Cost was about $750 out the door.

Scars are cool!

Emerald Isle, NC