Recent content by BladeGT

This thread: https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/2018-gt-low-rpm-engine-rattle-cylinder-damage-pics-ford-buyback-process.102509/

I get that mentality, but you can’t ignore problems if they exist. I scoped all 8 cylinders and 4 of mine had scoring @1300miles…..that’s a mechanical failure in the making.

If I had loads of disposable income, I would have pulled the trigger yesterday. I’m not necessarily making fat stacks, and I don’t feel like getting f*cked over twice. Like you, she’s gonna get the sauce; whether it be a roots/centrifugal blower or TT’s. I just don’t want a compromised...

Probably not the best place to post, but I believe this will get more attention and traction here. I owned a new ‘18 6MT PP1 GT back in 2018 and I had the dreaded piston slap cylinder wall scoring issue that was plaguing a lot of GT’s around that time. I even had the bbq tick after my first...

When did you pick up the 1LE? Welcome to the dark side!?!

Yup, had this and the rattle. The tick became even worse after first OEM oil change.

I think you know what do to at this point:devil:......

Sucks it had to happen, but good choice.:like: What color BTW?

Dump that sum' bitch! :)I loved my Stang, but enough's enough. You shouldn't be going through this. Yes you will take a hit financially, but ask yourself: what's going to bother you more?....keeping a car that you have lost all confidence in and have received sh*t for support/service, or losing...

My question is then: why wasnt this sound present from the very beginning? Also, mine most definitely got worse in time as i racked up miles. Progressive wear+abnormal sounds=not good......imo.

Oh lawd.....lol. :lol::lol: On a serious note...man i hope you guys get this sorted out and Ford finds the source of the problem and takes proper action

Good stuff man. Wash your hands of that mess. So unfortunate this crap is happening.

I did a little bit more than lurk...lol.:D

There's a label on the driver side valve cover closer to the firewall

Million-dollar question right there.