Terrible sorry if I've been confusing. All of this may indeed turn out to be nonsense. Perhaps I am too picky. Perhaps I don't have enough time at high speed in the car. Perhaps the dealer is trying to keep a customer (me) happy rather than telling me I'm a fool. I'm humble enough to learn...
I understand the funny irony but after a high speed pass of other traffic, I was looking rearward to safely reenter traffic. That's when I noticed the image dancing all over. Not the mirror. Just the image.
To: Cobra Jet - - I dropped off the car at 8am. I returned at 3pm. They reported all the diagnostics they did AND a road test could not duplicate the problem. However, they did not exceed speed limits for legal reasons. I don't know about "ears."
That's why I took the tech for the drive and...
I really appreciate your replies.
To be clear - I almost never drive 90+. I only discovered it when I had to rapidly pass some idiots. Having completed the pass, I was looking in the rear mirror to assure myself I could move back safely. That's when I was stunned by the shaky image - not the...
So the service warranty write up from today is copied below.
Because I bought the car from this dealer, the service manager, the sales manager, and others took a serious interest in what the service tech reported. As I was driving, he pressed his hands against the floor, windshield...
I just spent the afternoon at the Ford Dealer. They could not replicate the problem so they invited me to drive with a technician as a witness. Sure enough, at 90mph, the image in the mirror began shaking and got worse at 105mph. The Ford tech confirmed that everything else in the car was...
I have a 2022 GT, 6 speed, PP2, with 5,000 miles. At speeds between 80-95mph, the rearview mirror image starts to vibrate such that the image appears to bounce and become blurry. Headlights of cars behind look like someone is shaking a flashlight. However, the actual mirror feels fine, no...
I have alot of respect for vintage Mustang owners who spend the time, money and effort keeping alive those wonderful machines and Mustang history. Thanks to all you vintage car maintainers.
Really appreciate the PPF suggestion. More specifically, they are going to do doors (9" up from rocker panels) and forward of and behind rear wheel fenders. I'll ask about the roof too.
I wasn't sure if PPF will adhere well enough over the white strips. I'll report any problems. Cheers.
We are very much alike. Old memories of sound, power, torque, and clutch-mashing with modern technology and safety. I like your "time machine on steroids" comment. I'm going to use it.
When it came to treating myself to the car, my wife and kids said, "If not now, when Dad?"
LIVE LONG...