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Hi all Bronco Sport enthusiasts,

I just recently purchased a used 2021 badlands with 110000kms. I have never owned a Bronco, or Ford, vehicle so I'm looking for some advice on what full mechanical conditioning I should do in the vehicle at its current mileage. I don't have any record right now on what has been done so far apart from oil changes. If you can, leave nothing off the table I.e. transmission fluid, coolant fluid, shocks, suspension, rear diff, rust protection for the canadian rust belt, etc.. many thanks!!!
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Corey, one thing I’d suggest is a transmission flush. Just had it done at 50,000km at my local dealer (flush is part of the Ford maintenance package). I’m not sure cost , because mine was included in the pkg when I purchased the vehicle new. How about taking it to your local Ford dealer for the next oil change and they can review any open recalls etc and recommend services ? They may even be able to pull its service history if it went to a Ford dealer for service.
 
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Corey, one thing I’d suggest is a transmission flush. Just had it done at 50,000km at my local dealer (flush is part of the Ford maintenance package). I’m not sure cost , because mine was included in the pkg when I purchased the vehicle new. How about taking it to your local Ford dealer for the next oil change and they can review any open recalls etc and recommend services ? They may even be able to pull its service history if it went to a Ford dealer for service.
I would never do a transmission flush. Just do a drain and fill. A flush may create all kinds of issues.
 


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I would never do a transmission flush. Just do a drain and fill. A flush may create all kinds of issues.
Yeah correct, the Work order describes it as a transmission fluid service. The advisor used the term “flush”. in checking back with the dealer it’s actually a drain and refill.


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I would never do a transmission flush. Just do a drain and fill. A flush may create all kinds of issues.
Thanks for the wise advice!!!
 
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Corey, one thing I’d suggest is a transmission flush. Just had it done at 50,000km at my local dealer (flush is part of the Ford maintenance package). I’m not sure cost , because mine was included in the pkg when I purchased the vehicle new. How about taking it to your local Ford dealer for the next oil change and they can review any open recalls etc and recommend services ? They may even be able to pull its service history if it went to a Ford dealer for service.
Thanks Daddio, that was exactly my plan. Glad I was on the right track.
 

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It’ll raise the price, but, from what you said I’d spring for a change of all the fluids unless you can verify that they’ve been done. Too many people change the oil and let it go at that.
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