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I hadn’t noticed the BS any better or worse than any other vehicle I’ve owned (except for my Wrangler), until this past Thanksgiving. On that one road trip, I received two large chips from two different vehicles. Of course, one was exactly eye level right in front of the drivers view so I...

I had this TSB applied a couple days ago. I haven’t used the charging pad in quite awhile because it’s so bad (installed a MagSafe mount w/ wireless charging that works great). It just generated a lot of heat and constant messages on the screen about charging stopping / starting. Anyway, after...

The BS is the 2nd vehicle I’ve owned with this feature. Ford has done some things that help me keep it turned on sometimes- like adjusting the blower level down significantly. My Jeep will keep blasting full speed during a stop event, which depending on the outside conditions, will make a sudden...

I’ve heard of Jeep dealers doing this from time to time for some warranty related work but I’ve never run into it first hand and not for a recall. I was in a similar situation last year when I bought my BS, I had to buy a couple hours away because my local dealer had no inventory and others...

We use wireless chargers on our nightstands, so definitely capable. It will charge when the phones are placed on the pad but just barely. A common issue is constantly cycling through charging/not charging. Removing the case seems to help with that but it still barely charges and generates a lot...

No issues with the USB ports but the wireless charger is absolutely worthless.

Yep, I’ve noticed this also. Mostly road trips or 70+ highways outside the city where the wind seems to hit the vehicle at the perfect angle.

I notice what you’re describing. The used ‘21 I test drove did it also.

Seems like sound logic. Thanks for the insight!

I took a closer look and it’s something along those lines. Seeped out when they joined the two pieces together. One would expect they would wipe away excess when assembling. At least in this vehicle it’s only seen when one is underneath.

I noticed a line of liquid on my garage floor towards the back of my bronco sport. Turned out to be water but while investigating I noticed the rear differential has a bunch of grease? on it. I thought it was seeping fluid at first but it’s not that. Anyway, is this normal?

Does the hotspot you’re considering have a battery? My concern would be that battery and extreme high/low temperatures throughout the seasons. I would consider the devices designed to plug into the OBD II port, like the sync up mentioned above. All the carriers, the last I checked, offer...

The reception is definitely better with the Sync hotspot than with a portable hotspot. I pay for it as I have two younger children without cell phones so it works great with their iPads. At $200/year for unlimited data it’s pretty reasonable road trip entertainment.

Ugh, this one is annoying! I only notice it with cruise control on and my feet are resting on the floor closer to the seat. If I put my left foot up on the dead pedal and right foot up closer to the pedals, I don’t notice it.

I just wish I knew what it was doing so I could try to prevent it from happening. So far, it’s only done it on the road trip and not around town.

Interestingly these types of things haven't stayed on my car more than a couple days in the past. I'm surprised it's still on there myself!

Finally had a chance to watch this. I can barely draw a stick figure let alone pull off something like this! lol

No stickers, except the license plate frame that indicates what dealer I bought it from. Maybe they had a bad experience with them. Lol

I haven’t. Is there a relatable scene?