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Happened to me and I never ran over anything and the proof of that was when I took it to the dealership and told them I had never had it off road yet they said and I quote" we could tell as it's still extremely clean underneath" then they proceeded to tell me that well maybe you jacked it up in...

Did you erase the trouble code with a scanner? If not just disconnecting the battery cables will not delete the code. On the other hand you may have other defective parts from replacing the cannister i.e. o-rings, clips or possibly cracked one of the lines during the install. If I were you I'd...

So in December I was involved in an accident and it broke my left headlight assembly. My Bronco Sport is a 2021 Big Bend Edition and the only thing stopping me from getting my truck back is the left headlight assembly is on back order from Ford to the tune of 752 units and Ford claims they have...

I just wanted to give a huge shoutout to Flatout Suspension, I purchased their GR Lite kit for my 2021 Bronco Sport and I can tell you that it's everything that they say it is and more. From the shocks and springs to the mounting hardware everything is top of the line! Now here's where the...

Under the car directly below the drivers seat under the card board panel.

Yes it is something the every day person can do, there's multiple what I call wire nuts, maybe 7 holding the cover on as well as 3 push plastic connectors, then there are 3 10mm nuts holding the canister in place and the typical Ford plastic fuel line retainer clips, it's quite simple if you...

Yes I had the exact same thing happen except I never ran over anything and the dealership tried to claim I must've tried jacking my car up in the wrong place lol, I've been a race car fabricator for 40 plus years so the jacking bs is just that bs, they wanted 600 plus dollars to repair the issue...

I can help you with the wiring issue, I installed the roof light bar and had the same issue figuring out how to run the wiring into the cab. If you open the drivers door and look down the pillar toward the engine bay you'll see a black plastic grommet that you can pop out, it comes out easily...

No with the Rough Country light bar you only have 3 wires to worry about, positive, negative and the switch, connected pos. and neg. to battery and mounted the relay on a box next to the battery then ran the switch through the fire wall where the main wiring harness feeds through.

So I saw a lot of questions regarding where to run the wiring harness for the Rough Country roof light bar. This is what I came up with after much consideration, first and foremost I'm not drilling holes in the roof of my brand new truck so being a retired race car fabricator this is what I came...