I was looking for some type of acknowledgment but nothing... it’s like the first video never happened.Pretty bad when not even the official forum of the Bronco that is owned by Ford knows what’s going on with this vehicle.
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I was looking for some type of acknowledgment but nothing... it’s like the first video never happened.Pretty bad when not even the official forum of the Bronco that is owned by Ford knows what’s going on with this vehicle.
Because Bronco Nation posted a video yesterday that they recalled and reposted because of an error. Updated video corrects the error about the Trail Turn Assist requiring the 2.7L, which was incorrect.Why does the title of the video say "Incorrect, do not post?"
I was looking to avoid that bronze dash mostly. The swaybar is overkill for my level of noob.Maybe I’m way deep in a Friday night, but were folks expecting their rock crawler to tear up pavement? I wasn’t.
@Administrator can this be pinned to top of the thread since the old video says “INCORRECT“ now?Corrected video from Bronco Nation... I guess someone is listening:
Clarifies the misinformation about Trail Turn Assist requiring the 2.7L.
If you are going with a manual transmission, having the GOAT system that adjusts the throttle actuation is annoying because it throws off your learned throttle/clutch coordination. I have a sports car with sports mode. It is meant to increase the throttle tip-in (makes it more aggressive) and change shift points for the automatic transmission. That's all fine, except I have the manual transmission version of the car, so while the sport mode increases the aggressiveness of throttle input, my left leg is calibrated to the normal throttle mode. You end up slipping the clutch and drive like a noob.I can't imagine I would ever be bothered to change the drive mode. You can manually engage the lockers and the transfer case...this is completely useless.
I just edited the OP with the updated video.@Administrator can this be pinned to top of the thread since the old video says “INCORRECT“ now?
Good to get the correct information up front to not confuse others. Of course, anyone that wasn't following this thread will be confused by the subsequent replies that were referencing the incorrect video.I just edited the OP with the updated video.
Has to be I assume. I need to know this because my Boxer loves to ride shotgun with her paws on the center console. I can just imagine her dropping my bronco into 4 low on the highway. HahahaCan a person change goat modes on the fly, is there a speed limit you have to stay under? Are there safety features in place that won't allow shifting into 4H/L doing 60 on dry pavement...? Thanks for the info, sorry if it's posted on here somewhere but I could not find it in search.
Thanks! Great work.I just edited the OP with the updated video.