2024 Instrument Cluster Display Options?

[SP Steve]

Is there a way to get the digital section of the instrument cluster to allow 2 columns of information in addition to the digital speedometer and tach? When Off Road is selected the display shows 2 columns of chassis information and shrinks the digital speedometer and tach. I would like to display gauges and trip on the screen at the same time and shrink the digital speedometer and tach. The display can obvious do it since it does it when off road is selected. Anyone know if it can be done and how to do it? Thanks!

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[Ducati1098]

There’s no way to change or configure the cluster differently

 

[Mjasi3]

nope

 

[helifino16]

You'd think that SOMEONE would come up with a way to make the dash any way you might want it.

There are times when I think, "Gee, I wonder if I could get another speedo on here someplace".

 

[SP Steve]

I don't understand why it isn't more configurable. I personally don't need a big "thermometer" tachometer, I'm not going to drag race my Bronco. I'd rather use that display space for additional info. The display is obviously capable of doing it. Having the gauges and trip displayed at the same time would be informative, especially when road-tripping the car. Am I the only one who would like to have this?

Attached is a rough example of what I'd like to see.

 

[Headsong]

There was an outfit selling replacement displays for about a grand + a lot of installation....

 

[SP Steve]

There was an outfit selling replacement displays for about a grand + a lot of installation....

That's not for me, I'm not interested in doing major modifications to my car. I'd just like Ford to make the digital display more configurable since it is capable of doing it.

 

[Headsong]

That's not for me, I'm not interested in doing major modifications to my car. I'd just like Ford to make the digital display more configurable since it is capable of doing it.

We all would. It's just friggin' software!!! The speedo is useless, never even look to the far left. Would be so nice to have guages displayed...a proper digital tach!...ah well.

 

[Brian_B]

That's not for me, I'm not interested in doing major modifications to my car. I'd just like Ford to make the digital display more configurable since it is capable of doing it.

The problem is that while the display is capable of doing it, the software engineers can't. All I see them doing are things like making FordPass more useless, trying to make ProCal do things it shouldn't be doing, and issuing multiple telemetry updates for "enhancing your driving experience"

 

[Lowcountry Bronco]

The '24 and older instrument panel is the customer's problem now ... Ford only cares about that new car smell and gave the '25s the full deluxe IP to spare new buyers all the complaints we piled on them for the past four years.

 

[SP Steve]

We all would. It's just friggin' software!!! The speedo is useless, never even look to the far left. Would be so nice to have guages displayed...a proper digital tach!...ah well.

I agree. I had a 2018 Mustang GT with a full digital display. The 21-24 Bronco display could be much better.

 

[SP Steve]

The '24 and older instrument panel is the customer's problem now ... Ford only cares about that new car smell and gave the '25s the full deluxe IP to spare new buyers all the complaints we piled on them for the past four years.

I bought my 2024 2 door Heritage in December because Ford wasn't making a 2 door Heritage in 2025. Overall, I'm happy with the car. The instrument cluster is my biggest complaint, it could be so much better. The full digital display would be really nice.

 

[Lowcountry Bronco]

I bought my 2024 2 door Heritage in December because Ford wasn't making a 2 door Heritage in 2025. Overall, I'm happy with the car. The instrument cluster is my biggest complaint, it could be so much better. The full digital display would be really nice.

I have a '23 HE with manual, I rarely look at the IP. I shift by feel and ear which is helped out with a Corsa exhaust. Same really with the speed with a manual once you're used to it.

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