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I agree with you, but I'm almost sure it's a traction related noise.

Hi again, I've noticed that the noise doesn't occur when the car is accelerating slowly in sport mode while going over the bumps, and it's only audible when driving over it with the front left wheel. I'm showing you the noise in a video so you can identify if it's the same as what you have...

I have the same issue. Has anyone figured out what it is? They have replaced the left front CV axle under warranty and the noise continues. My suspension is OEM. BB 1.5 2021 12000 miles.

In sport mode it does not happen, neither accelerating up to 1500 rpm in neutral. It only does it in normal mode at 1500-1800 Rpm. I was not knowledge that the 1.5 engine has cylinder deactivation. It may be a reason, but does the same thing happen to someone else?

It is not perceived in a video because the vibration does not generate sound, you can only feel it when driving at a constant 1500rpm 10mph.

I feel a vibration like i were driving over small bumps (1.5 at 1500 rpm 10mph), It seems that it is caused in the transmission but I do not feel it in the sport mode. Does the same thing to someone? I've read a similar message in the post "On this episode of, Is this noise normal...

Great!! Did you leave the bolts in or did you remove them completely?

Does anybody took off for good the front air-mud guard? Does it have a specific function? Any speculation it’s welcome.

I have the same noise in my 1.5 in deceleration, when the transmission is in Neutral it stops doing it. They told me it was normal.

The upholstery in my steering wheel is uneven, there is a sort of wrinkle in one side compare to the other. Please see the picture. How is it with yours ? Is it smooth both sides ?

After the warning it should automatically brake when a collision is imminent. It happened to me with a pedestrian, alert + automatic braking.

I have taken my Bronco Sport to the dealership and they have fixed the problem with the pre-collision system. It was simply a Software problem, they updated it again and it worked correctly. The best way to test the pre-collision warning is to put on high alert sensitivity and accelerate behind...

Yes, it should work. Make sure it is tall by simulating a child or adult.

Perfect. Thank you. Greetings from Argentina.

I think the same thing happens to me. inform if you have news about the case. Thanks

Hello. Lane keeping works for you?