Ford Bronco Sport Maintenance Schedule
With a Ford Bronco Sport, you can embrace adventure wherever you go. To make sure the fun continues, you should follow your model year's maintenance schedule. Our team here at Watermark Ford of Marion put together this guide to the Ford Bronco Sport maintenance schedule to give you the inside scoop.
If you live or work around Marion, Herrin, and Carbondale, IL, feel free to contact us with any additional questions or to schedule service today.
Monthly Check-Ups for Your Ford Bronco Sport
According to Ford manufacturer guidelines, you should inspect the key components of your Ford Bronco Sport every month to make sure it remains in tip-top shape. You can check the engine oil yourself using the dipstick or ask a trusted service technician to do it for you. Along with that check the:
- Tailpipe
- Fuel and water separator
- Tires, including spare, for tread and inflation
You will also want to examine the interior and exterior lights periodically are still in good working condition.
6-Month Inspections for Your Ford Bronco Sport
When you hit the 6-month mark or at least twice per year, be sure to conduct additional inspections on your Ford Bronco Sport. To keep your windshield clear, you should check the condition of your windshield wipers and spray levels. If they need to be replaced, you can easily do this at home or have a service technician do it for you.
Additionally, have a factory-trained Ford technician inspect the following:
- Parking brake
- Body and door drain holes
- Cooling system fluid level and condition
To ensure that you can always start your vehicle you should also have the battery connections checked and the terminals cleaned if necessary. When it is time to replace your battery, a technician can do it for you in about 15 minutes.
Ford-Recommended Maintenance
In addition to staying current with your monthly and bi-annual inspections, you should follow the recommendations in your Ford Bronco Sport maintenance manual, which will outline service intervals like the following:
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Every 10,000 Miles
When you get to 10,000 miles, you should have your tires rotated and inspected. This helps ensure even tread, which improves traction. Keeping your tires properly inflated can also help you get better fuel economy.
At the same time, have a service technician change the engine oil and replace the oil filter. If your Ford Bronco Sport has a built-in Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor system, it will alert you when it is time to get an oil change.
Make sure you schedule an oil change within 500 miles or two weeks of receiving this alert. Afterwards, remember to reset the Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor system.
Every 20,000 Miles
This maintenance interval calls for you to replace the cabin air filter. Doing so regularly will protect you and your passengers by filtering out dust and other irritants, so the air inside your Ford Bronco Sport cabin remains clean.
Every 100,000 Miles
When you reach this service interval, you will surely have enjoyed countless adventures in your Ford Bronco Sport. To keep it performing at its best, have a service technician replace the spark plugs and inspect the condition of the accessory drive belt.
Where Can I Schedule Ford Bronco Sport Service?
Now that you have a better sense of how to care for your Ford Bronco Sport, you can continue moving forward safely and confidently. If you think your vehicle is due for maintenance or could use service, contact us at Watermark Ford of Marion to schedule an appointment near Marion, Herrin, and Carbondale, Illinois, today.
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