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Not much to go by, but the first drop of liquid accumulates on the underside of this round casting located about 4 inches above the driver side rear corner of the oil pan. Any ideas?

Just ordered AT3W 235/65R17 set at a great price since discontinued. Question is do I still set PSI at 33? Does anyone know what the door frame sticker says for 2023 BL with the optional AT3Ws? I’m moving up from the stock Pirelli Scorpions ATR 225/65R17. TIA

I appreciate this tip as it does look like it’s coming from the transfer case. Also, I’m not losing oil according to the stick.

21K miles and what I thought was an oil leak (https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/persistent-oil-leak-2023-bl.17390/) seems to be a transmission fluid leak coming from the area of two bolts on the transfer case, which are slightly wet with fluid after a short drive. Bolts are in...

I should’ve noted mine is 2.0L.

As in, you think it’s coming from the transmission?

They removed parts and “resealed”.

No plastic oil pan drain plug.

couldn’t agree more

Wondering if anyone else has had a slight but persistent oil leak. Dealer said it was timing belt cover and oil pan and resealed both. Soon after they resealed the oil pan. Now it’s the third time. I don’t think it’s losing much at all but shouldn’t the underside be clean?! 21K

It’s pretty wild and it works. I discovered it accidentally while accidentally applying the parking brake twice while using trail control.

I tried it today and it’s exactly what you describe. I can’t find this documented anywhere else, surprisingly!

This is a really great answer. Thank you so much! I’m going to try this tomorrow.

I have this happening on my 2.0. How did things work out after repairs?

We made it through! I’m not even sure how deep it was but it felt pretty deep in the middle. No damage except the front license plate bracket came half off; easy fix. Next time I would take some high boots and check the depth first. Reports said it could be 1-3 feet deep depending on conditions...

Tested out the water fording capabilities near Philomont, VA.

Here’s the Excel file.

Good idea! I’ll do that soon.

No cabin air filter change at 90K. Sorry!

For anyone who may want it, I made this for my own use from info in the FordPass app. This is for a 2023 Ford Bronco Sport Badlands 2.0. It may or may not apply to other vehicles. Please advise of errors.