I love how Dwight was on the radio! lol. I just bought my new Bronco Sport Big Bend on Friday and was listening to Dwight for a good 2 hours on a drive.
Question: how do you keep the radio on the 2023 Ford Bronco Sport at a drive-in theater for about 2 hours to listen to the movie through the theater’s FM radio frequency? Our nearest drive-in doesn’t have the pole mounted speakers to put on the windows, so they have a FM frequency to tune in. However, when we turn off the vehicle to go to the snack bar and come back, we then push the start button to put it in stand by mode, the radio will run about 20 minutes and then shut off. To turn it back on, we have to push the start button lightly but then the headlights come on so I have to simultaneously turn off the headlights which is a pain to do every 10 minutes which is annoying and I’m sure is too for the cars parked in front of us. I’ve looked for other RU-vid videos but haven’t found a solution yet. Any help is greatly appreciated!
@JimRockford853 There is no option for altering (lengthening or shortening) the duration of accessory mode described in the Bronco Sport Owner's Manual. I wish I had better news for you. Thanks for watching my video and for your question.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I just got my 2024 ford bronco big bend & have watched so many videos, but they leave out a lot of the features I wanted to know about. You, however, went over everything & i appreciate that!
I am glad to hear you enjoyed my video. So many salespeople do not take the time to help their customers learn about their vehicles. I try to be helpful with my videos.
@doggiesable1 the reverse sensing system should start making warning signals when you are 6 feet away from an object. As you get closer, the beeps should increase in frequency. Then when you get within a foot of the object, it should switch from beeps to a long continuous alarm sound until you either hit the object or take the vehicle out of reverse.
@@JimBrickellEdLearnFordLincoln i must have something turned off because that is not working for me ?? I will take it back to the ford center and ask about that , I have 2024 , even taking of my seat belt off to try the alarm is a problem .
@@doggiesable1 here is a link to a new video showing how to turn the reverse park assist on and off. ru-vid.combxySXx3PPVc?feature=share Let me know if this takes care of your issue.
@@JimBrickellEdLearnFordLincoln I just got back from the ford dealer and now I know that not all broncos come with the back up senscor , camara only , so that solves my problem . That would be worth mentioning on your vlog , if I had known I would have bought that feature .
The 4X4 system continuously determines the appropriate torque that should be sent to the front and rear axles. Analyzing vehicle inputs 100 times every second, the system not only reacts to changing road conditions, but goes one step further - the system anticipates the torque split that will be required. On top of this, during situations where 4x4 is not necessary, the vehicle operates in FWD mode by disconnecting the rear axle. Sand mode engages 4x4 Lock.
Navigation is optional on the Bronco Sport. So, if you bought one without that option, it would not show. If your vehicle is supposed to have navigation, try a "Master Reset" and that should take care of the problem. If that does not work, please contact your local Ford dealer.
I have a question as I am interested in getting one of these in the coming 6 months-year. What is the big if any difference from say the 2021 to say the 2023 versions?
The Bronco Sport came to market right in the 2021 model year. The look has remained the same through the 2023 model year. There were no major mechanical changes. Some of the colours have changes. There has been some tweaking to the packages. Ford also introduced a "Heritage Edition" with styling cues from Broncos of the past. If you are in Ontario, I would love the opportunity to show you the vehicle and help you get the one that is right for you.
