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That is why I said I shouldn't argue with @Ducati1098. My dealership has good techs and did solve my key pad issue (even though some miss information might have been povided), but I would have to agree that Ducati has much more Bronco specific knowledge.

If all fails, they can easily attach a new key pad and re-use the color matched cover.

Not to argue with @Ducati1098 and his wealth of knowledge, but I went through a key pad issue when I picked up my '23. It had a non-remote start key pad installed from the factory and it was not capable of working with my Bronco (it was the new stick on type with the body colored cover), the...

Behind the panel below the steering wheel.

If the keypad was factory installed, there should be a sticker on the BCM that has the original factory code.

Unfortunately they do not offer a tire carrier. I really want to get the weight off of the tailgate.

I use the rack for lifting purposes only (with towels between rack and top for protection). Once it's on the wall rack all tension is let off if the lifting straps. I remove the rack after putting the top back on, so I have no idea about the wind noise.

Here's a better view of my wall rack. The three removable panels are stored on the top in Ford bags, and the clam shell is on the lower. The arms are removable when not in use. The canvas tarp covering everything is to keep mud daubers out. I would like to get a custom bag made to store the...

I use a Hooke Road half rack and a hoist to lift the rear clam shell to a DIY wall rack. I do use towels between the roof rack and top to minimize any scratches.

Has anyone found a nice rear bumper with a tire carrier that does not require the license plate to be relocated? I like the style of the Rock Hard 4x4 bumper, but can't get past the point that they use many of their products as an advertising billboard.

The Ford Perfomance tune remembers your last setting on ASS

Go PDR, unless you really want the aftermarket hood. Out of pocket may be less than or a little above deductible, and no insurance claim.

My 2023 2.7 A/T does. Sorry yours doesn't.

Tap the manual shift button and it will display current gear, but only momentarily.

The covers can be found at raingearcovers.com. The half cover is for rear clam shell on, trail cover is for completely topless. Each are 199.00

I purchased a set of Rain Gear covers (Half and Trail) to cover all roof configurations. I must say that the fit is great and none of the straps need to be fastened if not in windy conditions. The first day driving to work with all roof panels removed and the J Top bimini as the only cover, I...

Hooke Road makes one. https://www.hookeroad.com/collections/bronco-accessories-for-ford-bronco/products/ford-bronco-steel-tailgate-table-storage-lock-box-camping-ft20008

Rain Gear has a nice one - the Trail cover (no top panels) is currently out of stock, but they do have the Half Cover (variable panels removed) available.

MSL1. How do you like the Hooke Road full rack? Wind noise? I have the half rack (not yet install,ed), but intend to use as a lifting point for removing rear clam shell). They seem to be well built.

MSL1. How do you like the Hooke Road full rack? Wind noise? I have the half rack (not yet install,ed), but intend to use as a lifting point for removing rear clam shell). They seem to be well built.