I have had this problem since day 1. It hasn't improved with a fluid change or with the higher temps. I took it to my dealer several times and they had nothing to offer. I also had an engineer from Ford drive the car. He acknowledged the grinding, but stated that it was a "characteristic" of...
VMP says they're really close. The problem is the electronic throttle control when you go to an aftermarket throttle body. Apparently Livernois and Lund can tune them, but they will not do so remotely.
I have heard that Ford is being selective with the 15 strategy, so it's taking aftermarket a...
Agreed, but at the time only a couple folks outside of roush can tune a 15 with an aftermarket throttle body, and at last check they won't remote tune. Accordingly, unless you are near their dyno shop, you can't get a tune for a TVS and headers (i.e., a tune other than roush). I know there is a...
Personally I don't think you'll hurt it driving without "tuning" for the headers. Most tunes for headers only make changes to turn off the CEL and some will make an adjustment to compensate for the O2 sensor moving back some. FWIW I spoke to a reputable tuner all of you guys are familiar with...
Yeah, I guess I'm just concerned that if it heats up and expands it won't have anywhere to go except through one of the seals.
So when you changed yours the oil was coming back out the fill hole at around 2.7? I can't figure out how mine held an entire additonal quart!
I flushed the stock tranny fluid and used RP fluid. I used the better part of 4qt. I have seen where others suggested it took only 3qt. Has anyone else with a PP car changed the stock fluid? How much did you use?
Side note- I also added an MGW shifter. The shifter is phenomenal, but I am...
Rain IS an issue if it affects driveability of the car, which it did in my case. I'm not necessarily concerned about damaging my motor, but if it is driven with a wet air filter and the MAF gets wet the car will run horribly.
I guess the title was misleading. The filter got wet when the car was parked in the rain (water coming through hood vent). When I tried to drive the car it had a very rough idle because the maf sensor pulled moisture from the damp filter. This was my actual experience, not hypothetical. I guess...
For those of you with a CAI that has an open filter element, what are you doing to prevent rain from entering the driver-side vent in the hood? It is right over the filter element and the filter got a little wet last time it rained.
It is not usually a problem because i do not plan to drive...