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This is a very very old thread (almost 3 years now), I've already lemoned the car, but not for this. I just noticed that when I had the seats folded down (I was transporting something at the time) the cabin got super boomy. RPM related, not road speed. It was never a problem as 99% of the...

Lemon VIN: 1FA6P8TH5F5324424 Couldn't find another thread to post to, but wanted to make sure it got on the site somewhere I submitted my lemon law claim officially with Connecticut department of consumer protection in February. Ford ended up buying it back. I did pretty well in the end...

Accessport and intercooler Sold

prices lowered

Will keep it in mind, just trying to cut ties. If I find a buyer for the intake and tuner I'll shoot you a pm

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I bought these parts and told myself I'd put them on after Ford fixed the driveline vibration I have. Well, they weren't able to fix it and now they're buying it back, so I'll never get the chance.:frusty: I'm in CT and am open to driving a distance to meet, within reason; also willing to...

aluminum still corrodes. just turns into a white flakey powder (aluminum oxide)

this sounds a lot like confirmation bias to me.

I average 22. My commute is really short, only 12-15 miles. so The engine doesn't spend enough time fully warm to get good gas mileage. If I have a week where I criss cross the state a bunch it will go up considerably.

That would be a shame. Their Forum representation was the only good that I've found with Ford's overall customer service

in my experience in engineering with 3d printed parts, they work very well for prototype parts. but if you're going to try and make large amounts of parts reliably it's going to be very hard for 3d printing to compete with injection molding. one off parts- great. making 1000 in a day...

probably should be sure to specify you only want them to use OEM parts. Ins companies like to push the body shops to use aftermarket or used parts to save money, and they're supposed to ask you first, but that's not always the case.

you may want to check the grounds, its an easy way to have a bunch of codes get flipped that seem unrelated.

NJ rules must be pretty poor. In CT the manufacturer is required to pay out within 30 days of the hearing.

If i were a Ford rep, I'd be really worried about the majority of responses being not only something other than Mustang, but something other than Ford. I'm in that boat too. I'll need something sporty-ish and practical, maybe a Forester XT, Q5 3.0T. Although in a few years I'll kick around...

i clear the check engine light on the way to the shop in my old truck. hasn't failed yet.

When I was looking at the past settlements for 2016 on Connecticut's website there was at least one where this happened. If the value of the replacement was more than the settlement amount, the dealer and buyer would split the rest of the cost 50/50. Lemon laws vary by state though not to...

Also, you can't register a car without having already bought insurance

should also point out, that when this happens, it doesn't matter what you're driving.