How-To Bronco: G.O.A.T. Modes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- On this episode of Bronco How-To: G.O.A.T. Modes. We breakdown G.O.A.T. Modes, or Goes Over Any Type of Terrain, to help you learn more about the right setting for fun in your Ford Bronco!
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I swear this is a reupload, but hell, I'll watch it again!
They fixed the GOAT mode table to be accurate.
Greatest of all time! Baja is fun. Thanks again for the press and hold advise on that traction control ✌🏽😎
I'm stuck in the snow! I had no clue how to use goat mode or even what it did. I knew my Bronco had to be tougher than it was behaving. I'm going back outside to see if I can get my bronco out of the snow. Thanks!
A base bronco in slippery mode and 35s does pretty well in 4 lo .
Worth mentioning that a couple of modes behave differently depending on which 4WD system you have. Sport and Slippery default to 2H with the based 4WD system and 4A with the Advanced 4WD system.
Thanks for that!
Our salesman called it "Go Over Any Tree" which cracked me up.
Hey Vaughn, what would you recommend for us Wildtrak (no stay bar disconnect or rock crawl mode) for a bit of rock crawling?
The Bronco is a great rig from Ford, seems very capable like the old rigs back in the day if you knew how to drive. The traction control settings work similar to the setup in my 06 Charger RT. Turn off the button and it still kicks in when you get stupid enough, turn the key to start while moving for 5 seconds and it dings and ESP BASS shows on the display and traction control is fully disabled, allowing it to try to kill you, great fun.
I've had to turn it back on before after a rain storm when it hadn't rained all summer. Car was so loose it kept trying to kick it around and pass me... 😱🤣
Can you switch modes while you are moving?
Yes you can depending on if your going high speeds or not I would recommend going over 20 mph when switching to a 4x4 goat mode but switching to sport eco and normal will be fine at any speed
Is it better to drive on road with 4A or 2H?
Sport mode switches me to 4A. I just switch back to 2H and stay in sport. Is there any issue leaving it on 4A when in sport on the highway for example?
Where can i get those vertical lights 3:08
Is slippery mode good to use in torrential downpour?!
Should I not exceed a certain speed with my rear diff locked in Sand mode (usually deep snow on back roads during a storm) or Baja mode? Also, which modes can I lock the front differential in and what is the point of locking the front diff?
My Wildtrak puts me in 4A for sport mode...is this a flaw?
Love the breakdown! But. You guys are better drivers than actors. See: "Reno 911" homemade commercials for reference. lol
Gotta save some talent for others 😂
@@VaughnGittinJr All in fun. I really dig the breakdowns from the two of you.
Go On Any Trail
Is there a “YEET” mode that allows me to jump over swimming pools and send it through fences? 😬
You must unlock that on your own!
Does eco mode actually save you gas?
I think it’s gives you the opportunity to save gas . Your driving determines how much is actually saved.
Can you change modes, e.g. from Normal to Sport, on the fly, or do you have to come to a full stop, then set to Sport?
On the fly is fine.
Only 4 low modes require a stop
@@VaughnGittinJr Thanks! At least I don't have to get out and manually turn the hubs like when I lived in AK w/ my '78 IH Scout
@@VaughnGittinJr Is it ok to switch to a mode that engages 4H at any speed? I've heard over 40mph can damage the transfer case?
I'm wondering the same. All other vehicles can be damaged over 40mph...
You say that sport mode puts you in 2H by default but my Wildtrak puts it in 4A. Is mine not shifting to the right mode or was this a mistake in the video?
Mistake in the video, my OBx is 4A when in sport, although I do switch it to 2w at that point also.
Wow that is wierd, my raptor goes to 2wd. I wonder if it stays in the drive mode that the vehicle was last in? Just checked the ford site and it also does not say that it goes to 4wd. Like it does the other modes. Thanks for sharing!
@@VaughnGittinJr Thanks for getting back to me and thanks for the vids. I really enjoy the Bronco content!
It depends on which transfer case you have. If your Tcase allows for 4A then Sport mode will put you in 4A but you can shift back into 2 Hi. It does it for me too
I don't get it.
Wtf does goats have to do with traction control. Goat mode really? It's another throw away junk vehicle they make now.
It's clear you have no money