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very nice. Alternatively, if someone wants to save some time, I simply purchased a 3 pack of stick on wireless motion sensor lights from Amazon. Used one in my closet, one in my gun cabinet and of course- the whole reason I bought it- one for my Bronco glove box.

4 used Broncos where I bought mine- 2 OBX and a BD all 64-65k CAD$ which is higher than what I paid for my new Badlands. And a 2022 Big Bend for 59k. I believe our inflation/cost of living is higher than usa- relatively- and Canadians just generally don't have the disposable income. Alot of guys...

Some might recognize me complaining about this on a couple of other forums Quick summary: Rather enjoyed my Bronco early October 2022- started receiving intermittently dead infotainment screen. Mainly in the mornings on the way to work- be fine on the way home. By late October it was totally...

One guy on insta did a beautiful art render of what the Chevy Blazer should have looked like. It's too bad that someone at Chevy signed off on basically 4-5 identical Crossovers, and 3 identical large SUVs for their entire lineup.

Man, I hate my rough country table 😭 as soon as I assembled it- set my drill on it in satisfaction and those eyelet cables pulled out of the eyelets lol

Huge regrets. Been driving around with a dead screen in this vehicle for 1/3 of the time I’ve owned it and Ford Canada doesn’t know it’s the APIM/how to fix it. First and last Ford.

You certainly notice how loud it is when your Bronco doesn’t have a radio.

Since nothing works right on my Bronco, it’s become the most boring vehicle I’ve owned that I least enjoy.

Don’t forget black screen of death I.e none of your features work. I have owned my Bronco for 1 year/9000 miles- my infotainment screen has been totally non-functional for 1/4 of that time/mileage- and the best part is Ford Canada doesn’t know how to fix it 😂 first and last Ford. Absolute junk.

Still far less rattling then driving around in a Bronco with no radio 😂

It definitely WAS my 21' Badlands, when it functioned as it should. It only has 9000 miles, and it's had a black screen of death for 1/4 of those miles, that Ford Canada apparently doesn't know how to fix. So, for me, any car with a radio. Specifically my 91' Beretta GT, as it turns just as many...

It is getting to be disheartening. Basically for 25% of the life of my vehicle now, I’ve been driving in silence with a black screen and unable to use any of these cameras, or other features I’m paying for. And, Ford Canada does not know how to fix it- even though I’ve clearly read a million...

Not that I’m interested in a 4Runner, but on your one point- “archaic infotainment system”- my badlands has had a black screen of death for 3 months and counting out of the 1 year I’ve owned it 😮‍💨 I’d take archaic over completely non-functional at this point 😂

Very easy. 8 or 9 push clips and like 4 bolts- all easily accessible with the hood open. There’s also a windshield washer line to disconnect and (optional) front camera disconnect- both located near the air box. Lots of YouTube videos if you need to see it too.

Noticed this condensation on mine recently too. Not good.

So, like other forums I have seen on here, I got the black screen of death- started intermittently around 8500miles, and has been consistently non-functional since 9000 miles. It took a month to get an appointment at a dealer (and that was quicker, than my actual dealership where I purchased)...

*Canadian version* You no longer feel the same dread your coworkers do re: winter tires, driving in snow storms, etc.

tough rig!

Reluctantly (ish) ordered the JCR prerunner bar, and an entire sound system over haul- sub, amps, speakers all on sale.