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My F150 will display what gear I am in on the dash, is there a setting on the Bronco that would allow you to turn this feature on?
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Stick shift always shows you which gear you are in.
Automatic inexplicably does not.
F-150 does it, but not Bronco for no reason whatsoever other than Ford does things for no reason.
Automatic inexplicably does not.
F-150 does it, but not Bronco for no reason whatsoever other than Ford does things for no reason.
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My 2021 shows current gear when I tap the top of the manual shift button. What version of the Bronco doesn't do that???
As others said, tap the manual button, and it will show you your current gear, briefly, at the top of the tac.
I’m sure OP clearly means have the gear displayed at all times in drive. It’s not possible.
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Yes that is what I was referring to was having the current gear displayed at all times.
I just thought of something, since it does show for a moment when you hit the button, then there might be a way for it to be changed using Forscan.
Thanks everyone for your replies.
Unfortunately no. I’ve changed everything in forscan related to gear or display and haven’t been able to get it to work.
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As a former f150 and super duty owner I miss the display that shows which gear you are in. I noticed it was missing right away. We can still downshift though when I’m in Drive which is nice. I use it sometimes.
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My 2023 Bronco 2.3 litre Outer Banks will momentarily show the current gear when I press the manual shift button. It then goes off.
Like others have stated, my 2018 F-150 Lariat indicated what 0-10 gear range I was always in on the left side of the instrument panel. This was always displayed but you could turn it on and off by pressing the selector button.
I did like that feature on my F-150 and perhaps something Ford should consider for the Bronco.
Like others have stated, my 2018 F-150 Lariat indicated what 0-10 gear range I was always in on the left side of the instrument panel. This was always displayed but you could turn it on and off by pressing the selector button.
I did like that feature on my F-150 and perhaps something Ford should consider for the Bronco.
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It's a small thing, but I do like to see at what speed my truck shifts. I am glad to see I am not the only one that likes that feature.
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