Great info thanks. Regarding the battery spec. A friend has an uptrimmed Badlands and has a noticeably larger battery then my low option Big Bend. There is some room in my tray so I figure I'll upsize when replacement time comes.
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Why is it from people and descriptions say this g05 yellow coolant is compatible but valvolines own website says it isn't. 
what else can I use that isn't Motorcraft?
what else can I use that isn't Motorcraft?
That stuff is compatible with the Gold Motorcraft coolant which the Bronco doesn’t use.Why is it from people and descriptions say this g05 yellow coolant is compatible but valvolines own website says it isn't.
You can use anything that meets the same WSS-M97B57-A2 specifications as the yellow motorcraft coolant in the Bronco.
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What about this? Just says Ford Trucks 2019+. Some online auto parts store says this will work and others don't. Their parts department says yes and even Valvoline's website says no. The other yellow coolants are just as confusing trying to understand them.
Yes, that is compatible. Ford trucks use the same coolant as the Bronco and it meets WSS-M97B57-A1 and A2 which is correct.What about this? Just says Ford Trucks 2019+. Some online auto parts store says this will work and others don't. Their parts department says yes and even Valvoline's website says no. The other yellow coolants are just as confusing trying to understand them.
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You’ve been going back and fourth on this for a few days and it has me curious as to why. What’s wrong with the Motorcraft product? is it expensive vs the others or do you have an anticdote of a bad experience?What about this? Just says Ford Trucks 2019+. Some online auto parts store says this will work and others don't. Their parts department says yes and even Valvoline's website says no. The other yellow coolants are just as confusing trying to understand them.
Has me wondering if I should be concerned.
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I'm seeing several reports of different batteries. The list on Page 1 still only has one part number. Anything you can illuminate in this space?
Following, but I saw you noticed my similar post in another thread, so may be circular. My battery is about and inch shorter than the one in his Badlands, my tray has room for the bigger one. I don't see him often but I may try to get a number. The bracket is in the way to get the part number but it is 12V 70A 720 (I assume CCA)
There are 2 replacement batteries listed, it just depends on options.
BAGM-48H6-760 and BAGM-94RH7-800
I believe If you have auxiliary switches or the DC/AC inverter with the 110V power outlet, you get the larger 800 CCA battery.
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No problem - I'll add in whatever battery the Tundra takes
Thanks for tagging me in this - I just updated the original post
I hear the Tundra just runs on Duracell.No problem - I'll add in whatever battery the Tundra takes
Thanks for tagging me in this - I just updated the original post
Think your bigger concern should be when you’ll get that call to replace that shot engine full of metal paste there buddy!
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It actually is powered by hopes and dreams, TYVM!I hear the Tundra just runs on Duracell.
Think your bigger concern should be when you’ll get that call to replace that shot engine full of metal paste there buddy!
And considering the recall wasn't for the hybrid models, I'm not too concerned about it...
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I drained my windshield washer bottle then refilled it. Took five quarts.
None of the auto supply places in Phoenix sell zero degree washer fluid. Zero degree washer fluid uses methanol for antifreeze. HEET in the yellow bottle is pure methanal. It comes in 12 fl. oz. bottles.
4.4 bottles of HEET added to your washer bottle and mixed will protect to zero degrees. Four bottles will protect to around 5 F.
Don't use the HEET in the red bottle. It's a different product.
None of the auto supply places in Phoenix sell zero degree washer fluid. Zero degree washer fluid uses methanol for antifreeze. HEET in the yellow bottle is pure methanal. It comes in 12 fl. oz. bottles.
4.4 bottles of HEET added to your washer bottle and mixed will protect to zero degrees. Four bottles will protect to around 5 F.
Don't use the HEET in the red bottle. It's a different product.
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