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I'll take the center console organizer. And I'm not worried that you did not post your username and date:like: I know this is something sites request to protect their members with purchases, but the group here knows you are a trusted and valued member. I started a conversation with you as well...

I will check that. The service advisor did state that he checked the settings, and that they were good, but I'll double check. I would like for this to be a simple thing and prevent me from having down time from work (or personal time), plus the lack of transportation if they have to keep it.

Easily done...turn it off after starting.

Parks Ford in Gainesville Florida gets a big thumbs up for quick and courteous handling of the recall. My appointment was for 8:15 AM. I got there early (7:30) with a breakfast in hand. They had me out by 8:00 AM! I had asked them to also look at the feature for drifting off to the side and not...

You are on target Mark with the fuel economy issue of comparing a Jeep Cherokee to the Bronco Sport. Doubtful that the Jeep is going to be as good as the Bronco Sport fuel mileage wise. However, there is a question I'd also be asking, and that would be the reliability/repair/recall issues...

Here's something else to ask the dealership...when the BS goes in for warranty work, are they going to give you a loaner vehicle? If they say yes, get it in writing! If no, I'd walk from the deal.

If it's a 2023 and less than the warranty mileage, then yes, it should be covered.

Beats me; sounds like a sales gimmick.

Basic OBD-II scanners do not detect/report brake or seat belt errors. A better or more costly scanner is needed.

I just sold my beloved 2007 Ford F-150, which was very dependable. I wanted to drive and put more miles on the BS since it sat in the garage most of its time until now. It has to do as good as the truck did, or its gone.

They say: "A ten degree difference (temperature)" Really?

I was afraid of this which is why I never bought them. Much like the aftermarket LED light bar for pickups that mount under the tailgate; the LED's start to burn out after a few months.

I'm thinking loooong and hard if I want to keep this BS I have. its a 2023 Outer Banks, but with all the poor service reported (none yet with my dealer however) and other mechanical issues that get reported on this site, I'm starting to experience buyers remorse. I've been a loyal and happy Ford...

I don't blame you.

I found this when I googled "how many catalytic converters are there on a bronco sport: Primary catalytic converter is on the Turbo downtube followed by a secondary catalytic converter located under “metal” covering on badlands model (the JCR cat skid plate goes over the secondary catalytic...

I had talked a few years back with a SW engineer who stated that car manufacturers were going to change direction on how they would offer GPS...they would no longer offer updated maps, but rather allow Apple maps and android maps to display onto a screen provided by the automobile manufacturers...

Mine goes in this Friday to have it done.

I agree with your statement "manly-sized" length and girth". Seems most are into looks over function these days.

Google netted this: If there was a P0456 and you cleaned the filler neck and now there is a P0496, usually these 2 codes are caused by the canister purge valve not sealing. Usually when the filler flap is not sealing it causes a P0457.Apr 15, 2024 The tech would be correct. You could try...

Thanks for reporting your findings. This should help those who plan a long trip and want to know how to leave the BS in hibernation.