Yeah I knew the dealer wouldn’t and with all the Bronco guys having multiple replacements I figured I’d try it. Their driveshaft is the same PN as ours. Cost me about $20 as I already had the tool.
I had the same noise. Saw all the Bronco stuff and jacked mine up and was definitely the front driveshaft boot. Mine feels like it’s almost too hard of a material. Anyway, I removed the forward boot clamp, used a grease gun with a long needle on it and pumped Motorcraft grease in it and spread...
If the camera works and you can remove the shattered pieces you could get a small glass or acrylic circle off Amazon and use a dab of epoxy on the outside. Then get a black trim ring made from a 3d printer the correct diameter and epoxy it around the glass. There are online 3d printing services...
Another member just asked about a loose mirror. I am waiting on my Wolfbox rear camera to come in so I already had the trim off in this video, but it pops off easily with a trim tool. Anyway, here is a video I just made showing how to remove the mirror from the bracket on the windshield.
It comes off the bracket by twisting counter clockwise (have to pop the black trim off first). It’s held on by strong springs to the mount in the windshield. On the top of the bracket (when off) there are 3 screws that may have come loose.
You might be able to find someone to fix the bezel itself. Plastic welding is a thing and if done right will look great. Will have to repaint obviously.
I would obviously double check, but just messing around shared my as built data and asked about enabling all of the off road modes on my XL. Here are some screenshots. I’m not actually doing this, just thought it was wild.
I have a 24 XL I want to add a dashcam to. Unfortunately I don’t have an auto dimming mirror that allows the use of some aftermarket plug and play options. Does anyone have access to a wiring diagram that could share a Pinout of the connector picture md behind my rear view mirror? It appears to...