This is definitely contributing to the problem. If it's in a secure location can you turn off the mirror (not sure I ever expected to asks someone to turn off a mirror, but I digress)?
Have to pull the fuse. Even if you turn the mirror off its in a secret dark mode.
Left mine in my cabin garage for a few months and battery was dead when I tried to start it. Battery would not charge so I pulled it out and brought it home to Seattle. Battery was checked and sure enough it would not hold more than 7%. Called dealer and said no warranty unless Battery is in the Bronco. BS told them I didn't want to pay for a 2hr tow. Went to Costco bought a $169 Interstate and going up this weekend to drop it in. So lesson is trickle charger and battery has to be in Bronco for warranty.
I got to work this morning and did my normal check for new service bulletins and this one came out about battery draw issues from a problem I have never seen. Might be worth considering for those with battery draws.Mine isn’t stuck in 4x4, but after a month and a half of not using it the battery was down to 3.45 volts. I used my 7 amp Ctek charger for about 24 hours and the battery (surprisingly) seems ok. A week later I’m still getting all of these warnings when I start the truck. The truck is in the garage for winter storage, so it hasn’t left the driveway to possibly let things reset out on the road. I did try letting it idle up to temp then shutting it off and disconnecting the battery for 1 minute, all the warnings are still present.
Yes, my 2021 Bronco doesn’t have 5,000 miles yet. I have an employer provided work truck for daily use.
