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I agree, but it seems like the industry is moving to electric parking brakes.Also I hate Fords parking brake in the Bronco. The engineer who set that up needs a good swift kick in the nuts.
Why it’s directional is beyond me. Push on push off. And put it in the console like all the other new vehicles.I agree, but it seems like the industry is moving to electric parking brakes.
I went the 24th. Well worth going. Was fun and informative. I didn’t notice any tranny issues. I was honestly impressed with the condition of the Broncos. I expected them to be beat up more.Couple of thoughts on the day.
I feel like we just scratched the surface as far as capability. I only engaged the lockers once the entire day and the one time wasn't really necessary.
The sway bar disconnect is by far my favorite feature.
Holy crap do the stock goodyears get chewed up. The more I am exposed to them the less I like them. I feel that there are better options that cost less and will last longer.
The 10 speed automatic worries me. The vehicle I was driving only had 2k miles, and granted hard miles, but still there were many harsh, clunky, and generally unpleasant shifts through the day.
Apparently I have been engaging the parking brake wrong my entire life.
Also I hate Fords parking brake in the Bronco. The engineer who set that up needs a good swift kick in the nuts.
Lastly for now, for anyone still thinking about it, just do it, it's well worth a day.
Manually activated brakes are directional. On my Subaru it's lever up to set brake, lever down to release. Pedal activated brakes are also directional, pedal down, brake set, pedal up, brake released.Why it’s directional is beyond me. Push on push off. And put it in the console like all the other new vehicles.