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What Maintenance Do You Actually Do on Your Bronco?

suparee

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Friday is almost here, so let's talk Bronco maintenance.

Everyone seems to have their own maintenance routine. Some people are constantly checking fluids, greasing components, and sticking to strict service schedules. Others keep things pretty simple. Personally, I think one of the easiest maintenance tips is giving the Bronco’s hard top a break from the sun whenever you can. Less UV means less stress on the top, the seals, and hopefully fewer headaches down the road.

What about you? What maintenance items do you stay on top of? And are there any maintenance mistakes that you think Bronco owners should avoid?

Let's hear your tips, habits, and lessons learned.
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I religiously uv protect the plastics and rubber because there is so much of it. Stay on top of filters and fluids. Cool down a little before turning off if coming off higher speeds or not much idle driving before turn off. I hand clean and inspect undercarriage just to keep an eye on things. I plan on keeping this thing possibly as last vehicle. The plastics and rubber are my number one concern due to amount of it. If I were someone with an aftermarket top, I would be investing in replacement seals. Those companies and or parts could go away easily.
 

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