It's not like it's a collector's car.. it's a daily driver. I wonder if they will reset my warranty. The car is a 2019. I wonder if they will just warranty that engine for five more years now
If you do have to come out of pocket, try to find your local mustang technician. They may charge you a lot less for installation. Maybe you can buy the parts yourself or hit a junkyard..
Please get full coverage! I'm sure you know this
I do it myself, or take it to my dealership. This way I can only blame myself or my dealership.
You know to stay away from corner oil shops. Half the time the person working on those cars, They don't even know what they're doing.
Hi,
Ford is going to go ahead and warranty my 19 Mustang. I'm getting a new short block and clutch/flywheel installed over the next two weeks.
Is there anything I should know before I pick the car up? How should I drive the car? Does the car lose value with these additions?
I don't know how I got this lucky! This dealership is one of the most well-known Ford dealerships probably in the USA. They sell the most commercial trucks and f-150s in the Southeast.
I'm probably certain, They just went ahead and approved it so they don't have any issues.
The service advisor...
I got a call from Ford today. They're going to put in a new block, flywheel and clutch. I don't know how lucky I got with this but thank you ford God's (😂).
Apparently the previous technician worked on my car not from Ford, didn't put in some of the guides on the flywheel. That was the initial...
I was happy to find out warranty company was being cool about the previous clutch issue. Ford's goin to check out the mounts to see if they were bad from factory
The warranty company said that they usually cover issues related to modifications from previous owners. The limited warranty definitely covers engines. I'm just more concerned about them being on backorder.
I didn't make any modifications to the car it was only 4 weeks old..
Is anyone aware of cracked block issues with the 2019s? I don't see a scenario where Ford would be at fault.
I just wonder if it was torqued improperly when they installed the clutch or flywheel
I stop by the dealership today to talk to my service advisor. They believe there are cracks in the block, so they're going to drop the transmission to see who is at fault. The service advisor seems to think it's from a previous install of a clutch or crankshaft. The car is still very new to me...
I just bought my Mustang a month ago from Vroom, there was a pretty serious vibration in the shifter once I got over 2,000 RPMs. The dealer sent me money for brand new tires and brakes just to see if that was the issue with the vibration. That did not take care of the vibration obviously. During...