cosmo
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https://trackmustangsonline.com/thr...nge-w-canister-and-open-element-filter.12705/2017. 800 miles (engine exploded at 2300). Cannister....WTF?
https://trackmustangsonline.com/thr...nge-w-canister-and-open-element-filter.12705/2017. 800 miles (engine exploded at 2300). Cannister....WTF?
Are you serious dude? I've never been a member of a forum for something I owned that didn't have a topic like this! Every vehicle I've ever owned has been a ticking time bomb...in theory of course. This thread is far from new. Every vehicle with its own cult following has a flavor. You need to go hang out on focusst.org, focusrs.org, f150online.com, ducati.ms...have frequented nearly every car enthusiast forum, and never have seen a similar thread to this. Never.
And it appears you probably shouldn't have nice things. Purposefully abusive, yet has perfect expectations. Sorry, all I can think of is a Neanderthal when I read that.And?
Never happened to any other car of mine. From Nissan, to Subaru, to Mitsubishi to Chevrolet. Red line after cold starts, 50 minutes sessions on Big Willow. You name it. Never before. I obsess about cars and have frequented nearly every car enthusiast forum, and never have seen a similar thread to this. Never. I used to rip canyons for hours in the WRX and Evo, 10s of thousands of hard miles. Abusive as shit.
MY2017 after I believe October or November were built with a new filter type... a typical canister filter same as you find on the F-150. More dummy proof than the canister style lol2017. 800 miles (engine exploded at 2300). Cannister....WTF?
Yes. I am dead serious. And when I had far more free time, I spent far too much time on forums learning everything I could.Are you serious dude? I've never been a member of a forum for something I owned that didn't have a topic like this! Every vehicle I've ever owned has been a ticking time bomb...in theory of course. This thread is far from new. Every vehicle with its own cult following has a flavor. You need to go hang out on focusst.org, focusrs.org, f150online.com, ducati.ms...
Every one of these is a giant POS just like this thing
Naturally. That is your imagination at work trying to diminish my point.sdfss
And it appears you probably shouldn't have nice things. Purposefully abusive, yet has perfect expectations. Sorry, all I can think of is a Neanderthal when I read that.
Not diminishing your point at all, merely pointing out how foolish it sounds. Do you think you are the only one who drives their cars hard? Abuse and driving hard are too entirely different things. You expect to be able to abuse your car, and yet still remain 98% reliable. Treat your car right, and you minimize the potential for failure...Naturally. That is your imagination at work trying to diminish my point.
I am a driver. I drive hard. I matured over the years and always properly care for my cars. Again, never had a blown engine, no matter the level of abuse.
Any management not demanding heads over this is a fool.
Totally believe you.Not diminishing your point at all, merely pointing out how foolish it sounds.
I agree. You ought to call up the UAW bosses and demand retraining for their incompetent monkeys. Definitely need education in tolerances and torque specs.And again, tell me how many other engines of this magnitude have your subarus and chev's or other vehicles had? None of those engines have the same tolerances or requirements that this one has.
Totally, and in your case, perhaps restrict which monkeys they allow the vehicle to be sold to. Herp derp.Totally believe you.
I agree. You ought to call up the UAW bosses and demand retraining for their incompetent monkeys. Definitely need education in tolerances and torque specs.
Good find, and good to see that someone has at least torn down one failure, that is actually a complete failure. Too bad about his warranty though... what did he expect to happen when getting an aftermarket shop to crack open his engine?Just came across this on Instagram.....
They revoked his warranty before the aftermarket shop touched the car. They said it was because of his tune and that he "raced" it even though it was only track days and no competitive racing. Once the warranty was fucked, then he went and took it to a shop to tear the engine apart. I think this should have been fully covered by Ford but it is what it is now.Good find, and good to see that someone has at least torn down one failure, that is actually a complete failure. Too bad about his warranty though... what did he expect to happen when getting an aftermarket shop to crack open his engine?
This!!!! ^^^It's still miniscule. Scowering through the forums and FB, there's no way you can even come up with (pick a number) 100 engine replacements. I can't. With ~20,000 cars on the road, I'd say yea, numbers are still minuscule. Or at least in my opinion. I just picked the number 100 out of thin air as I don't know what else to reach for since I can't even get that high; what is your (and others) definition of "a lot", outrageous, or alarming rate, etc? That has yet to be defined, even if just opinion. That might help us meet on common ground if we knew what you guys defined as a lot, or what would define an epidemic. I may have to eat some crow on this one, and if I do, I'll chew and swallow proudly, but I'd be willing to bet Ford (from a purely business standpoint) does not consider low singe digit %% failures as an epidemic.
Yup! J got screwed by the dealer. Ford denies claims with input from dealer. Dealer says, cars been raced had tune and wala! Warranty nixed.They revoked his warranty before the aftermarket shop touched the car. They said it was because of his tune and that he "raced" it even though it was only track days and no competitive racing. Once the warranty was fucked, then he went and took it to a shop to tear the engine apart. I think this should have been fully covered by Ford but it is what it is now.
Yep, love the Porsche. It's my daily driver. I won't trivialize the Shelby's shortcomings compared to the 718GTS. I will say that my new 812 Superfast will be a worthy replacement for the GT350 though.You're selling the Shelby with its FPC V8 that's unlike anything else on the planet and keeping the flat 4-cyl turbo.. Yikessss :O
I'm a Porsche fanboy at heart, but that's one I decision I couldn't cope with. Maybe for a 991.1 911 GTS or a .2 GT3, or even a GT4/Spyder I would drop the the R for, nothing else in their lineup though.
I hate to say it, but if you put a tune on the engine, goodbye warranty.They revoked his warranty before the aftermarket shop touched the car. They said it was because of his tune and that he "raced" it even though it was only track days and no competitive racing. Once the warranty was fucked, then he went and took it to a shop to tear the engine apart. I think this should have been fully covered by Ford but it is what it is now.