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Yeah, it leaks on an incline and also while driving in the rain. Stop and go, left and right turns. If its flat and not moving, no leaks (which I confirmed is what was done to test for the leak at the dealer, so likely why they couldn't replicate it.). I have a suspicion that at least in my...

Clearly I'm not alone in this. I tried talking to three dealers now on this issue. My current dealer is ordering a new header seal. However, some posters here have suggested that the five bolts that fasten the header seal to the window frame (seen from above in the channel) left the factory...

Quick update on this. The dealer was "unable to duplicate" the leak, which I thought was odd since I can do it every time I wash it. Each time its leaked, the Bronco was in the driveway, which is a slope upwards (so nose upwards in my case when in the driveway). I decided to do a little...

My Bronco is still at the dealership (they have been diagnosing it for a week now) so I'm hoping they will find the issue. If the leak continues, I suppose I could look to the Armadillo top as the vendor tells me they resolved any and all leaks and wind intrusion noise on their top. It's a bit...

Both 2024s were MIC and the new 2025 is white fiberglass painted to match the Bronco (see sig)

So I've been on an interesting journey with my Bronco. I first bought a 2024 Wildtrak and as I was taking delivery, washed and ready to go, I felt a good amount of water on my lap. Dealer said it was just water left over from the wash that ran down as I opened the door. I was skeptical, but...

Has anyone managed to find out what was changed with the amp? For instance, does the B&O amp still just power the front corners, kick panels and sub, while the head unit power the center channel and rear speakers? Is the amp power up?

That would be helpful and appreciated!

Yeah, I have no expectations that the Bronco would ever be as quiet as an F150 or something with a fixed roof, but if Ford added additional sound deadening, they clearly see some owners would like at least the hard top toned down a bit. I have heard the Armadillo top quiets things down, so that...

I currently have a 2024 Wildtrak with the MIC top and I love everything about it, save for the B&O system and the noise level, especially wind noise, at freeway speeds. This mostly comes from my wife's discomfort on long drives and it doesn't help that where I live is very windy anyway. I'm...

It's brand new. Just over 500 miles and the dealership has already replaced the top once. It was leaking in the front with the first top but now this one has this rear gasket leak and I'm hoping I can just adjust it out.

It would be nice for it to be flush with the back roof cap but mostly I'd like for it not leak water all over the top of the roll bar and drip into the cargo area. Just washing the Bronco leaves a good 8oz glass of water on the cargo mat

Yeah that's the instructions that I was referring to, but it doesn't actually describe how the middle panel rear edge height is actually adjusted.

Did that work? My center panel is raised at the rear seam and I’m getting water leaking there. I’m hoping that there is a solve in tightening the two rear J-hooks to snug it down and seal better, but I’m unsure how to adjust those

I have the same issue with the center panel’s edge against the rear top. It’s higher than the WSM spec shows it should be and likely explains why the roof is leaking at that seal. How did you ultimately snug the center panel’s edge down at the seam to be flush? Those steps are hinted at in...

I think those are the same diagrams I found on the site here, which is where I got the color codes I listed. I just wanted to see if anyone could confirm, since Crutchfield seems to think these are wrong.

So I've read a number of posts about people experiencing reversed polarity on the metra harnesses and I'm getting conflicting information from Crutchfield about which wires are positive leads for the front dash and rear pod speakers on Broncos with the B&O system. Can anyone confirm for me what...

And that's with an amp, correct? So I would expect even less with just stock B&O. Good to know.

I guess my interpretation was the kicks gave the mid bass "thump" or "impact" bass, where the sub bass was the deeper frequencies. Listening to the factory kicks, it seems that way, though there are lower mids from vocals coming through too. But maybe my expectations for what those kick panels...

Quick update regarding the Hissy S's in vocals and toning down the highs. I started by playing with the treble control and it helps, but then it starts taking away from detail. What I found is that the hissing S's were actually coming from the center dash speaker! I didn't change that one and...