Inthehighdesert
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Pop a quart of oil in it and see if that effects how its reading. Won’t hurt a thing and will stop all the speculation.
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It looks more to me like he's pulling it out of the tube in a way that's scraping off some of the oil.is it possible that the oil level is below able to register BUT there is enough oil on the wall the diptube being transferred to the dipstick (which is not centered in the tube)? a long shot it but would fit the scenario.
I've checked it probably 2-3 tmies and it was fine. I haven't been concerned because I've never seen anything saying the GT500 burns a lot of oil, like the 350 did. But I guess I'll find out soon lol.Did you ever check the oil level since it was changed? I hope it was a ford dealer.
The car is already at the dealer so unfortunately I can't add a quart. When I started it and pulled out of the garage for the towing guys, it seemed fine, no rough idle and no wrench warning light. Hopefully I'll hear something tomorrow but they're busy and said 1-3 days for diagnosis.
Depending on if it is the original warranty or ESP makes a real difference. Somewhere around 2020 Ford changed it's definition of racing.How do you have all that and then try to deny a claim because the car was tracked once?
I don't know, maybe should have blown it up completely. Then there is no reason to top it off......The positive is you got it in to them quickly
I hope you are right. That is serious money.According to Ford Performance boss Carl Widmann, going to a track day won't void your warranty, only competition track use will:
https://www.motorauthority.com/news... Shelby GT500 will,will not void the warranty.
I work at a dealer. I don't think any techs are checking mustang threads, and honestly most techs do not care much about your warranty to dig that far in. Sure they would rather do non warranty work as it pays a lot more, but most of them are car guys. If anything they get pressure put on them by the warranty department to report things that may lead to a warranty denial. But I seriously doubt any tech is going to do any research outside of what they can see on the car (They don't get paid to do any extra). That would be the warranty people either at the dealership or ford corporate who would care. I highly doubt they would dig through forums though.If I was a dealer, I'd have my techs check the threads............. Might be a good idea to delete this thread, especially those roasted tires.
Good Luck!
That was my thought. Call the service advisor, tell them the wrench light came on. Don't tell them about any issues. They will say to drive it to the dealer. You do a nice long drive and hope the transmission blows. Call a tow truck and have it towed in if it doesn't make it.I don't know, maybe should have blown it up completely. Then there is no reason to top it off......
Yep techs definitely don't get paid to sift through forums...Why? The dealer gets paid to service the vehicle, not send techs on fishing expeditions. I’m gonna ask my buddy that’s a master tech for ford. He should have a doosie of a resonse for that.
I'm aware. Just the phrase brings back ptsd-ctThat was a getrag, the 500 is tremec. Not the same animals.