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Check out the Ronin oil drain plug. It makes my oil changes not messy and a lot easier.

I wish I could trade mine for a Honda Ridgeline. My 2007 Ford Ranger just worked, I traded it in for a 2023 Bronco Sport Big Bend and I've had a lot of problems and spent a bunch of money to keep it running. I would go elsewhere if I where you/

Yep nothing but problems. I've had to pay for a water pump $1220 and a transmission $6500. Now I'm at ford for another water pump and a catalytic converter $1200. I just wonder what else this thing that I paid $40K for will throw at me. I love driving it when it works.

A wire harness de-pin tool. These are used in aviation.

Beating a dead horse. Pardon the pun. But the Ronin drain plug has made my oil changes easy and with no mess. I posted how much I like the Ronin compared to the horrible plug it came with.

I love all your cool memories with this particular post. Please keep it going.

Transmission died at 73,000 here's my picture of my Bronco heading to the transmission shop.

1980 Buick Skylark Gold four door 4 speed manual transmission. Definitely not a cool car for a 16 yr old but it was mine.

I would clean off the oil from everywhere you can and then look at it with it running.

Ronin makes an awesome engine oil drain plug for the 1.5L Bronco Sport. It's like 60 bucks but totally worth the time cleaning up the mess that these dumb plugs they ship with.

My transmission died at 73000 $6500 at local transmission shop. Service advisor texted me and said these transmissions are horrible. I wish I had not traded in my 07 xlt Ranger when I bought my Bronco Sport.

My 2023 Bronco Sport Big Bend Water pump replaced by Ford due to slow leakage 65k miles $1700. Battery replaced by me with an AGM battery 72K miles $200. Transmission replaced by local transmission shop 73k miles $6500. Transmission shop said these transmissions are horrible! Still keeping the...

My Bronco Sport has about 71,000 miles on it. Would the recall have a limitation on milage? I know that's probably a dumb question but if Ford wants me to pay some crazy price I might just get one from Advance Auto and put it in myself and follow the simple reset procedure.

The battery maintainer is less than a year old and doesn't give any faults. My wife thinks that two weeks is too long to have it on my battery.

The dealer says my battery may be faulty. Does anyone think these issues could be a bad battery? I've been using a battery maintainer for the two weeks that it sets between long drives. Could I have damaged my battery doing this?

Thanks Arcee. I think I'll do that.

June 11 had BCM update done at dealer June 17 transmission selector would not go into reverse until I turned the engine off and back on June 18 parking brake would not apply and a wrench appeared and said parking brake unavailable on my driver display June 29 while driving on the interstate my...

I have ran into a lot of road construction on I-40 between Nashville TN and Greensboro NC and have been lucky with the stops. Or could it be the flashing third brake light I installed when I first got my Bronco Sport in Nashville.

I told my wife i hated having car payments when I drove my 2023 Bronco Sport Big Bend off the lot. After a year and a half we have the title. I have had some frightening close calls: A dear standing in my lane at night at 70Mph and a wrecked car in my lane at night right after i got on the...