Hey fellow former 1979 Mustang pace car edition owner, I was just reminiscing about mine and have a question for you. I had the 2.3T version and was never able to test the 5.0 variant. Can you give me some comments on the difference between the two? You're the ideal person to give a fair...
Thanks! Do you have that TSB number by chance? My engine is not currently doing this (2019 w/8800 miles, built pre the TSB date) but if it starts I will refer to this TSB if it starts and I take in. :thumbsup:
Anyone who has heard the sound of your engine wouldn't be surprised that you got fed up and wanted to sell. Really horrible noises! You know enough now that if you decided to take a chance on a '19 or '20 you should be able to find a good one. My '19 has 8800 miles and still no tic/flutter. I...
+1 on the not letting the dealership wash the car, especially if they have an automatic car wash. Some horror stories about getting heavily scratched paint with the auto wash. Check tire pressures. Cars are shipped with 40+ pounds by design and need to be adjusted after shipping. Dealer should...
I suppose this is fitting but waaay back on the first page, second reply, from Interceptor he suggested to look under the rear seat! But if the OP had taken that advice we wouldn't have had this 'Thread of the Year' candidate. :wink:
I developed a type of wobble when cornering on a Lincoln LS that had IRS and it turned out to be worn out tie rod ends. Replaced them and all was well. With the tire off the ground if you have play grabbing the tire at 9:00 and 3:00 and rocking it that might be your problem.
It must have been a...
8 years is a mini mortgage! Then again some cars and trucks/SUVs cost as much as small houses. The college tuition 'scandal' is the real threat right now. Universities have been draining taxpayer money, sponsored by the government, out of the economy for years and throwing the debt on the backs...
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He never really had the FOB to begin with! :angry:
If you're looking to have 2 sets of wheels/tires, one winter and the OEMs for summer, Tire Rack has done the math on wheel and tire size based on your vehicle. Quite a few choices for looks and performance. This is the link for 2019 Mustang GT with PP1 if you're interested. As previously...
If you want to live in Evo's world go ahead but you'll be missing out on a great transmission. This assumes you aren't driving it like a total wanker. Why is it that the magazines don't seem to like the A10 but, almost universally, true owners love it? (somewhat rhetorical) I have a '19 and I...
Von uses the paddles quite a bit. I'd like him to do a lap letting the DCT do the 'rowing' and see how it performs. With all of the hype I'm hoping it beats manual shifting.
What a concept, a OEM oil drain valve! It would also have to be removable in case of failure but an OEM drain valve would be the shit. Alas, the bean counters would never approve spending a couple of extra bucks...
Not doubting anything you said, just trying to extrapolate a little. As I recall they did extensive work on the gas tank in the 500 to prevent starvation. If it is the same dimensions maybe you can swap one in on your 350? It would probably also help with the infamous 'tank slap'.
There must be some variables here such as how many miles the 500 went or how full his tank was. Why would a 5.2 N/A motor pushing a lighter vehicle get the same MPG as a forced induction motor with 50% more power pushing a vehicle almost 400 lbs heavier? Road Atlanta is a high-speed track so...