Got stuck on breakover angle and now multiple errors

[SierraBronco]

But that can also mean stuck on your back ... Which if your bronco is that kind of turtled ... you got a lot more issues than a few codes.

The group I go out with uses the turtle phrase and this was my exact thought. I still say high centered then tell them we don’t need to yank on it. Just give it a little push

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[Fordified1]

The group I go out with uses the turtle phrase and this was my exact thought. I still say high centered then tell them we don’t need to yank on it. Just give it a little push

Did the driver of that rig actually think he was capable of going over that obstacle? Lol

 

[SierraBronco]

Did the driver of that rig actually think he was capable of going over that obstacle? Lol

Heeeeeeeeee didn’t quite take the line he planned on initially

 

[BlazinGTO]

Not to be “that guy”, but there is a Road Closed sign and a pile of what looks more like gravel or asphalt millings than sand blocking the road. Perhaps someone should not give our community a bloody nose by not venturing into closed areas. I may get flamed for this comment, but when I lived out west it was a constant battle to keep trails open and people ignoring the closed signs usually resulted in stricter enforcement and additional closures.

Also, four door problems. The extended wheelbase of the lifted Ford Flex doesn’t help with break over angle.

I get it, i never tresspass or drive where I'm not allowed but this is not a trail. Its a public road closed to through traffic. It's still accessable for locals to access the hiking trails. One side of the dirt road is washed out on the turn and only one lane of traffic can fit. It's very rarely used except by hikers or hunters.

 

[lil_mule_4x4]

Same happened to me on my first off-road experience. I was more than mildly concerned when it happened. But, a 45 minute rest allowed the systems to reset I guess, because I was able to drive home as normal. Everything was normal the next day as though it never happened. I chalked it up to all of the different electrical components having to integrate and "get to know one another."

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