Lilby
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Car now has over 250 miles on it, was able to take it out for the longest drive I've been able to so far, a bit over 50 miles to hit some freeway speeds, higher gears, etc. Want to see how the temps are running compared to what others are seeing. Assume these numbers are after 50 miles of freeway speed driving alternating between 5th and 6th gear and 65-80 mph. I'll get some track stats once I get the car broken in a bit.
Axle oil temp - 194
Cyl Head temp - 201
Engine oil temp - 208
Trans oil temp - 131
I also would like to talk stereo. I have the Sync system (Convenience Package) and I'm wondering how bad everyone else feels it is. The sound seems like it's coming only from the center of the dash like it's a single speaker, even though it's supposedly 9. If I turn it up and adjust the bass all the way up, and move the treble and mid about halfway down it is juuuuuuust bearable. I get that it's a factory radio, but wow is it bad.
Also on the drive tonight the satellite radio cut out at least 30 times, several times to the point where it would display "Acquiring Signal". My last 3 (including current) daily driver vehicles were/are Ford Trucks with satellite radio and there are certainly 2-3 spots in town where there is signal interruption, very predictable and consistent across every vehicle. Nothing like this. The difference being the others were 2012-2014 Sync systems, not Sync 3 (I believe?). I read that some 2016 and above Ford vehicles were having the "aerial assembly" replaced and that has fixed the issue, but haven't found anything GT350 specific. Anyone else?
Axle oil temp - 194
Cyl Head temp - 201
Engine oil temp - 208
Trans oil temp - 131
I also would like to talk stereo. I have the Sync system (Convenience Package) and I'm wondering how bad everyone else feels it is. The sound seems like it's coming only from the center of the dash like it's a single speaker, even though it's supposedly 9. If I turn it up and adjust the bass all the way up, and move the treble and mid about halfway down it is juuuuuuust bearable. I get that it's a factory radio, but wow is it bad.
Also on the drive tonight the satellite radio cut out at least 30 times, several times to the point where it would display "Acquiring Signal". My last 3 (including current) daily driver vehicles were/are Ford Trucks with satellite radio and there are certainly 2-3 spots in town where there is signal interruption, very predictable and consistent across every vehicle. Nothing like this. The difference being the others were 2012-2014 Sync systems, not Sync 3 (I believe?). I read that some 2016 and above Ford vehicles were having the "aerial assembly" replaced and that has fixed the issue, but haven't found anything GT350 specific. Anyone else?
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