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Is this the same for 21-24 and 25 models? I know my 22 shuts off with the ignition but wasn’t sure about the 25’s. Sounds like they haven’t changed that between model years.

I would assume it is the same as my 2022. Mine shuts off when the ignition is off. You should be able to easily test it with the device you plan on using with it.

In my 2022 Badlands, it is only on when the ignition is on. Do you have a phone or other USB powered device you can test it with?

well, ain’t that the truth!

Nice report out! We actually had a good experience in Moab eating out but then, it doesn’t take to high of a bar just as long as there is a bar! For those that have never been, Utah is chocked full of great places to go and see. Normally monsoon season isn‘t this bad but from what I’ve seen...

I agree it should be as they have way more data that they track. However, my experience for my use case it is primarily time based. I suppose if I put 5k miles on per quarter, it would be based on milage and not time. People that put on large amounts of miles should be able to comment, I can...

Unfortunately, this leads you to believe there is some actual intelligence behind the monitoring of use, operating conditions, and time. My experience on two separate newer Ford vehicles, time seems to be the number one item it monitors over use and operating conditions. I should state my...

That makes sense. Even if you don’t drive it at all, it drops a little over 1/4 percent per day.

I do mine based on miles/normal driving conditions. Normally about once a year. 2.5 - 5 k depending on vehicle. When I worked, it was every 5k because it was easy to remember. I’ve had to clear the oil monitor on both Bronco’s. Ford goes to 0 life at 12 months regardless of driving...

Granger is an awesome dealer aren’t they! If I were to buy another Ford, it would definitely be bought through them. Unfortunately, no new cars for me for a while. I’m pretty happy with the stable of Bronco’s and the oddball Lexus. I’m still looking at motorcycles though! Not sure why...

I’ve been using BT Jr’s for 20 plus years. Works fine on my BS when it sits for most of the summer.

What amazes me is how fast it goes and how the hell did I survive the early years! Like others have said, problems or roadblocks become new opportunities or direction. Knowing what I know now, I probably would have done some things differently but what is done is done and no going back.

My dates are in my signature. You can track the rail car but you won’t be able to track once it is off loaded. Timing depends on location. Arizona will be quicker than Maine. https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/can-someone-help-me-track-my-rail-car.4131/

Mine seemed to work fine. I did open it up on my phone first. Only tried the watch after looking at your post.

I like to use the old fashion live trap and then teach them to swim. As I’ve stated before, I fail miserably as a rodent swim instructor.

It appears the ones I have are no longer available. It was a six pack of small devices that plugged directly into the wall.

Those look way more impressive than the small wall wort versions I have.

I’ll look when I get back to Wisconsin at the end of the week.

The Ford backup cameras do not seem very good. Even my full-size Bronco is about the same. My 10 year older Lexus is much better as is my wife’s 6 year older Honda HRV. it’s a little better when absolutely clean but still not great. Fortunately I’m an old fart and still can backup using mirrors.

I’ve got one in my garage that seems to work but then I also have one in the attic that doesn’t. I’ve never had one in the vehicle so I can’t help there.