Nope, Gen 2 now... The Gen 1 didn't blow, just gulped oil. My Gen 2 has no oil appetite, but it does have piston slap until it is warmed up.
Love the 350, best car I've ever owned. Best handling, best sounding, and best looking mustang ever. It makes me smile. I don't need it to be faster...
Agree. Service manager reported back that it was aligned after the engine replacement. Said it's just the tires and the fact that it is a track designed car. I'll be getting it aligned when new tires go on, will see if it is off. As you know, you can only do toe in on these cars on the front.
Steering wheel is straight. Back tires wore out at 13k, but fronts still had some meat on them, my guess was I'd get to 20-25k out of them. So honestly not a huge loss at 15k.
I have a car lift (not drive on), and put the car up on it a fair amount. Always look at tires and never noticed...
So my engine was replaced by Ford. I've put 2k on the car since and just noticed my front tires are down to the cords on the inside shoulder. The tires seemed to be wearing evenly until I noticed this. Tires have 15k on them.
My understanding is that they drop the engine down and it involves...
I need SSs for the front, once again on national backorder (I went through this on backs last year). I'm looking at options, and I put this together. May be helpful to others
You can see what I am thinking
I have a 2017 and the engine was replaced under warranty last year due to oil consumption. The good news is that the oil issue is gone with the new gen 2 engine. However, the new engine has piston slap in 2k-3k range (just like the original one). It only happens until the engine warms up. I...
I have the same issue with my 350. Didn't have it before the engine was replaced last Fall. Initially it was terrible, brought back to dealer and they did something that seemed to resolve it. I just noticed it in the last couple of days at high rpms (I have gotten past 1k on the new...