@Icypu there is a button on the goat mode dial to put it in hill descend mode. Then you can toggle the speed with the up and down directional pad on the steering wheel while removing your foot from the brake pedal.
I put a step on my First Edition and added grab handles to help others get in easier. I have no problems getting in and out but some people do without the step and handle.
Also, my top does leak on the driver side when I park at a decline. Not a lot, but definitely some drips from the pillar...
It really is just ok and for a premium system it feels very underpowered. Im not really worried about the bass levels as I no longer want 2 12 inch subwoofers knocking my brain around. (like my explorer sport) I just think the speakers could have a little more power to them. As some have...
wow you guys are no fun! I drove an explorer sport with a screen in the dash for almost 13 years and about 6 of those years with a dvd player. It made road trips so much better and no I wasn't watching the screen while driving. I did memorize a few movies line for line though.
I did look into...
I got these errors once after sitting in the car with just accessory power and driver door open. After starting the car and driving away all the error messages came on but went away. Still had the hill assist warning in my app. Nothing has happened since or I would have taken the Bronco in.
I have had jeeps and tacomas look and stare some actually smile though and are interested. Some people are just dickheads and that's true for everything.
Im waiting for a solution as well. As mentioned above it seems pulling the spare off is the only way. Im sure someone has found a detail brush that fits in the space, I am still looking for one tho.
Kinda makes me miss the OG bronco's sway bar for the spare
One could fit a small tool bag or jumper cables in the side pockets in the trunk area. for anything larger one could get a bag for tow ropes and recovery gear. There is plenty of trunk space and mounting options out there. Get creative and put your own touch on your bronco
haha yea that was us! Our 1986 was dark blue and white My dad says he remembers over heating the brakes going down that trail.
Good to see the event still going on and growing!