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The coolant reservoir cap wasn’t sealing on mine from the factory and I had this problem. New cap solved it for me

I’ve had it for over year. I live on a dirt road on Oregon. I’ve been on lots of rough logging roads and trails. Hasn’t moved once. It’s worked well.

I didn’t modify anything. Just used supplied hardware.

I’ve had clamps on various trucks since 1999. Never failed. They do get hung up on things, which sucks. Mangled a few sheets of sheetrock and furniture with clamps

Not sure what you mean by shims. I had to take the plastic covers out of the rail and use the supplied hardware

I have a recon. Bolts down with plates. I like it. recon recovery

Seems common for 2.7 ecoboost. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/2-7l-engine-like-knock.74937/

no. It sounds like it’s the high pressure fuel pump. Probably normal

Noise is heard when in drive or park with foot on the brake. You can hear it letting off the brake but goes away quickly.

Mine does it also. 13500 miles and has done it since new. I used a stethoscope and the sound was loudest at the high pressure fuel pump at the back of the engine. I think the pump is cam driven which may cause the sound.

Body shop. Hood is aluminum. Its a pain to fix compared to steel.

Yes. I use 2023 bronco wheels for summer.

Having taken the pillars apart to replace the tweeters, I am pretty certain they are less likely to open correctly in an airbag deployment. The work seems less safe than before.

I like mine

I change the oil in my 2.7 xlt without ramps. Pulling the skid plate and dumping the oil from the pan is a crap ton less hassle than using a pump. Also you know you dumped as much oil as possible

I have the wildpeaks on my 2.7 xlt. Great winter tires. They are definitely heavier than the wranglers. I’m using the wranglers or lighter tires in warm seasons

My post in another thread: https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/new-to-the-ranger-forum.13988/#post-213137

Ford modified the bed to provide better support and doesn’t install j-braces. Production started in late July and dealers started seeing them in August. My ranger was built in late August and has the modified bed and doesn’t need the braces.

I have this exact kit. It will not make your truck think a trailer attached. I ran power from the battery because I wanted a light in my canopy that could be used without the truck being turned on. If that doesn’t matter to you, any 12v feed will work.

Thanks for the update. I thought about going this route also but wasn’t sure it would work. Glad it did for you.