I think you might find this to be a better write-up, :) Just sayin.
Also, you don't need to remove the glove box to gain access.
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33889
I had a similar issue and the fix for me was a new oil filter. The oil filter I removed had a warped seal. It was leaking oil which was hitting the exhaust manifold and cats. Worth checking.
As you say though, designed for plastic. Whereas, the paint I have already on hand from doing the pinstripe on the wheels, and also won't wear out like the testor's would.
Sign Painters Lettering paint from 1-Shot http://www.tcpglobal.com/ONE-104L-QT.html?gclid=CPCm1eDd4ckCFYQXHwodTIINWg#.VnIOR783wng
I used the same product to paint the outer ring on my PP wheels.
Jake-99 and Sinister. They are indeed Performance pkg wheels, but I never did care for the black on black wheel and tire combo. However, I knew I could break up all the black with a small red pinstripe. It really sets off the wheel now.
I used the http://www.beugler.com/ method to do the...
Confirmed. Page 419 of the owner's manual reads 20,000 miles.
One thing to note though. In the Owner's manual (page 268) it calls for FP-53 as the correct replacement. That is contradicting the Ford parts website that call for FP-78, which was an exact match for what I used.
Hope this...
I thought I read somewhere that the interval for the cabin air filter replacement was 20,000 miles.
My parents live off of a dirt road and I do see them at least once a week. Your filter may not look as bad, but I was amazed when I saw mine. I'll move the frequency of changes up to 10,000...
Took the time today while changing the oil and replaced the cabin air filter. Unfortunately it is one of those jobs you do laying upside down in the passenger foot well.
Less than a year and the filter was filthy.
From the foot well looking up behind the glove box, remove the screw with a...