Many of the members on this forum who had their Mustang built in early February were on alert to look over their cars VERY CLOSELY before they took ownership. The ones who have taken ownership the past day or two have stated the alignments are now spot on. The one issue that continues is the...
I also worry about all the damn shopping carts hanging around in the parking lots of the big box marts. I think they only collect them no more than three times a day and I have seen so many just drifting down the parking lot. The other one that gets me is the lazy son of a gun who decides it...
That was definitely the right course of action for your instance. From what I've seen of your Mustang, there was too much poor quality to actually have a chance at fixing it right. I hate to say it, but your Mustang looked like it was the "practice" production car.
Saying that, it looks like...
I have almost 1600 miles on mine and everything seems to be in good working order. Panel alignment is good with only a slight lowering on the driver's side rear glass. No panels rubbing chipping paint. I am throughly satisfied with my purchase.
Unfortunately, almost all of the codes are generic and provide very little definition outside of providing the tech a starting point. Saying that, here is the best I could find on the code:
Throttle/Pedal Position Sensor/Switch "D" Circuit
My rear window is basically the same as yours and while it bothers me a little, I have no leaks currently and have no intention of starting any by removing the rear glass.
It is a rare occasion that the build sheet leaves the factory with the car. If it does, it was by accident. Unfortunately, the dealer will have no control over getting you the build sheet nor does it have control over production.
You will be fine if you have the DORA and your window sticker...
Looks like there has finally been enough QC issues piling up from current owners to halt production for a few weeks. Ford should have pulled this trigger weeks ago.
Damn, that sounds horrible! Even if the caliper would have seized it wouldn't sound that bad. Awfully early for a failed wheel bearing hub, but with all the issues I've seen on this forum lately I wouldn't be surprised.
That is my concern exactly. Since I have no leaks, I am not willing to take the chance and start leaks. If you already have leaks, you have nothing to lose at this point moving forward and having the rear window replaced.
As an extremely loyal Ford customer for many years and a stockholder, I...