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Should also add, I see it's close to min. and ordered some Mishimoto coolant, should be here Thursday, but still.

Cold outside, drove the car normally until I got to a red light, then messed around and floored it to get to the speed limit and I noticed it dropped from where it was in the middle by a quarter or so basically.

Only noticed it today, so is it the coolant, or could it be something else, and if so, how pressing is it?

Thanks for taking a look,

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Should also add, I see it's close to min. and ordered some Mishimoto coolant, should be here Thursday, but still.

Cold outside, drove the car normally until I got to a red light, then messed around and floored it to get to the speed limit and I noticed it dropped from where it was in the middle by a quarter or so basically.

Only noticed it today, so is it the coolant, or could it be something else, and if so, how pressing is it?

Thanks for taking a look,

Rogue
I don't know how applicable it is in your instance, but my 2015 car (my first S550 Mustang) came from the factory with a coolant leak...someone at the factory had stretched a hose that led from the engine block to some sort of clustered coolant hose conneciton. I had to wait 1 week for the part to come in, because Ford wasn't banking on a brand new car having a coolant leak. I found out when it came to be late October, and I turned on my heat for the first time, only to discover there was no heat :doh: The low coolant light didn't even come on until the dealer took it for a test drive...
 

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You should probably figure out where the coolant is going, though, as at least one forum member has had a head gasket that was caught in the act of failure (fortunately, he's a gearhead, and they caught it before it blew the gasket).
 
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Called, said to keep an eye on it, and it is a bit cold out (30-40), plus let me fill it up Thursday

Didn't notice any billowing smoke and as I said, levels a pinch above minimum, so let's see what happens

Still, with whatcha mentioned, I'll definitely keep an eye on things, though thanks for the heads up ElAviator!
 

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By the way, it is member [MENTION=8498]K-Roll302[/MENTION] who had the head gasket issue, and here's the thread on that:

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=92016

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Thanks man!

Gonna let her sit tonight, and check her out in the morning, should be in the 40's tomorrow, then again on Thursday after I fill her with some coolant.

Worse comes to worse, always got these:

https://www.maperformance.com/collections/head-gaskets/products/brian-crower-performance-mls-head-gasket-2015-ford-mustang-ecoboost-bc8299
https://www.livernoismotorsports.com/product/LPP2515-160
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