What is the difference between the center button on goat mode dial?

[‘21OBX]

Ok so what's the difference between these 2?

I don’t believe the trail control automatically apply the brakes. The one pedal drive applies the brake when you release the throttle.

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[Dads_bronze_bronco]

I understand how one pedal works. How does trail control work?

If you look at some of the ride along videos from Supercel East or KOH last year they demo’ed it. It is like a slow speed off road cruise control which includes a hill descent control ability.

Think it is in here too:

 

[Drew5150]

If you look at some of the ride along videos from Supercel East or KOH last year they demo’ed it. It is like a slow speed off road cruise control which includes a hill descent control ability.

Think it is in here too:

Thank you!

 

[Firefight911]

RTFM!!!!

https://www.ford.com/support/vehicle/Bronco/2021/owner-manuals/

 

[Tarheel_Wes]

So it looks like none of the 2.7s have the trail control? Mine is 2.7 I only have the single icon.

I wonder why the 2.3 auto has both but not the 2.7?

 

[Tarheel_Wes]

So you should have both Trail Control and One Pedal on that button.


And this must be the button for just Trail Control.

Don’t you have this opposite? The wildtrack is one pedal only? Since it’s only one icon?

 

[Bob Blaylock]

What is the difference between the center button on goat mode dial?
See below

The difference appears to be that on the non-Advanced 4×4, it is blurry, as if the photographer was unable to hold the camera still enough, while on the Advanced 4×4 version, it is much sharper.

 

[JohnnyBronco]

The difference appears to be that on the non-Advanced 4×4, it is blurry, as if the photographer was unable to hold the camera still enough, while on the Advanced 4×4 version, it is much sharper.

And to think I thought more obvious, one is north-south, the other east-west

 

[Bob Blaylock]

And to think I thought more obvious, one is north-south, the other east-west

I did think, after the fact, of mentioning that as well, but thought the better of it.

As a serious amateur photographer, and someone with severe OCD, at times, if those were my photographs, I'd see both of those as being crooked, and find that more disturbing than that one is only a little bit crooked, while the either of a lot crooked, being off by about ninety degrees.

I'd feel compelled to straighten both of them.

 

[FFF]

It’s a form of cruise cruise control for off road modes.

Just really slow, right? Like 2 miles per hour? I just got a Badlands because they actually had one on the lot so it has a lot more stuff on it than I had planned for.

 

[FFF]

If you look at some of the ride along videos from Supercel East or KOH last year they demo’ed it. It is like a slow speed off road cruise control which includes a hill descent control ability.

Think it is in here too:

This video was super helpful. Thanks! Explains it well for a novice like me

 

[userdude]

It's the "wotz this do" while driving down the highway at 85 Wiley Coyote button.

 

[SubmarineNuke]

Page 207/208/209 in the manual explain it.

Some models have trail control and some have both trail control and one pedal drive.

this is the answer

 

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Hmmm....

Any thoughts on using this on snowy, slippery hilly streets ? I have a couple of long hills up and down on my daily commute that get a little dicey in the winter. Wondering if any of these features would help maintain a steady speed that might assist in navigating them in the winter. Thinking the auto braking could be some help.

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