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This might work for you, instead of buying a new hood or trying to repair the corrosion, install a bug deflector to hide the corrosion.

That is a real bummer, can you see if the paint is chipped or cracked? if it is you should seal it with a touch up paint pen, maybe it will stop it from corroding more. My Rebel is also a 2020 with (99,000km) 60,000 miles, I live in Northern Ontario Canada where sometimes we have snow for up to...

I basically have the same eco diesel Rebel as Sascwatch and I get 31 mpg highway but I think he is showing the mpg in Canadian (UK) gallons which would convert to 26 USA gallon mpg, the Canadian gallon is bigger but believe me we pay for it! Below is a chart to make the comparison from US to UK...

YouTube diesel additives is a good way to learn, but don’t believe everything you see.

94,000km or 58,000 miles without any engine issues. No tune, completely stock. Towing a small travel trailer for 1/3 of those miles. I have been using Hot Shot EDT at every fuel up for the last 2 years, I also used Power Servive brand fuel additive for 6 month prior to the Hot Shot. My truck is...

What did you do with your Duratrak tires? I have the same monotone white eco diesel truck but a 2020 and will need to replace the tires soon. It’s almost at 60,000 miles.

The cap less does not make a difference in fuel consumption, you would get an warning if the gas cap was missing or if the cap less tank would not seal. Did your 2015 Bighorn have the V6 gas engine? This would make a big difference in gas mileage, more noticeable in city driving. There can be...

The Ramcharger might be my next truck, if the price is reasonable, my wife and I are retired and we usually use her Jeep for in town driving, we mostly use the truck for traveling and we travel often, we also tow a small travel trailer across Canada or all the way to Florida. Hopefully the...

Nice looking trucks, they brag about the range of the Ramcharger being 690 miles that is when it’s fully charged and 28 gallons of gas, my 2020 Rebel Ecodiesel has a range of 683 highway miles on 26 gallons of diesel, looks like I’ll be keeping my truck for a long time.

I really don’t know, you can ask your dealer.

I had one of my CV axle shaft replaced a few weeks ago, covered under warranty, they told me any OEM parts replaced at the dealer is covered for 2 years less 1 day, unlimited miles, my truck has 91,000km and warranty ends at 100,000km, but again, the CV shaft will be guaranteed for 2 years less...

I was happy to get the recall fix notification in the mail on November 15 but the parts have to be ordered and being in a small northern Ontario city I’ll probably be waiting several weeks or months before getting the parts. I haven’t heard if anybody has had the replacement HPFP recall...

I’m curious about your fuel economy, bare and while towing, did you ever calculate it? The reason for asking is I recently went on a trip with a friend towing a long empty goose neck trailer, he has a Ford F450, the fuel consumption was horrible, 24L/100 km(9.8 mpg), it was all highway miles at...

Your new jump starter seems small to jump start your Ford engine, specially if it’s a diesel. I bought a similar jump starter and it specifies that it’s capable to start 6L gas or 3L Diesel engines

I finally got the HPFP recall repair notification Wednesday, I am the first to call the dealer, small northern community, they will call me when the parts arrive, hopefully it won’t be too long, it will be the first time that powertrain work gets done to my Rebel, over 88,000 km or 55,000miles...

FCA sent me a memo stating that if my rear window would leak it would be under warranty for 10 years, mine hasn’t leaked yet with 85,000 km

2020 Rebel diesel with 80,000km, and 20,000km of it was towing a small 14 1/2 foot travel trailer, zero engine or transmission issues, a few recall repairs and a few minor warranty repairs, I started using Power Service and now Hot Shot fuel additives at around 60,000km hoping to prolong the...

My 2020 Rebel with the 12 inch screen is the same as yours, I will try setting it at 2 like someone said to see if it works better, I just got a auto update done the other day and didn’t notice any difference, I will try to see if it corrected it.

Must have something to do with your 3.5” lift and the extra 2” tire size. The extra height of your truck will create more sway, and the ESC is not calibrated for it.