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Yes my lift has rubber pads as well , with grooves. If the pinch weld is short enough, slotted hockey pucks are a great “adapter/ protector”. It worked out fine and oil and trans fluid successfully changed.

My Lift is older and no such manual. I did find a video from a trusted YouTube channel of a Ford tech that I follow that shows the points for an Escape which should be the same. Apparently it IS on the pinch weld.

Yes those are the adapters. I use those other vehicles, but was hoping the bronco would have an additional lift point for hoists. Pinch welds can be different heights for different vehicles, but I guess it’s possible the dealer service changes out lift pads for each vehicle. They of course do...

I could use the pinch welds , but would not feel comfortable without a grooved adapter at each location to prevent damage to pinch welds.

No, not really as those points usually use the pinch welds and two post lift will use something more solid to avoid crushing pinch welds

I have not found a diagram of the lift points for a two post lift. Does anyone have one or a link?

Sad. Thanks for confirming.

Wait, are you saying if I only have one fob and bought a second , I cant program per instructions in manual? I can only program a 3rd and 4th? In the past the only restriction was one original. Aside from a dealer money grab that makes no sense.

Ok thanks , I was not aware and surprised there would be two diff remote start modules. The prior owner lost one fob and I had hoped it was one with remote start. But I wanted to confirm before I bought a replacement.

I am still not clear on remote start capability. I purchased a used 2022 BB with convenience pkg. Ford Pass app can start it fine. Since it came with only one remote , I hoped I could buy a spare with the remote start button and once programmed use that. Is this possible?