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When I was having 2 or 3 recalls done I had them fix the wires are the dealership. $250 for the fix.
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Charges more for 360 and mediocre workmanship! Great job no neck Jim Fartley!
Charges more for 360 and mediocre workmanship! Great job no neck Jim Fartley!
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I looked at mine (warrantry expires at end of the month). They look fine. They're not rubbing or touching anything and seem reasonably well protected. It seems routing is inconsistent from one Bronco to another. The wires would definitely be exposed to damage if someone did a lift.
I may drop the bumper and give the wires some more protection.
I may drop the bumper and give the wires some more protection.
I had the same thing with mine. It started to screw up my bronco where the hvac controls wouldn’t work, the windows didn’t work - which means they wouldn’t go down when you opened or closed the door which screws it up big time.
Warranty - fixed that wire
Warranty - fixed that wire
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