Should be fine.
They stated that they had pulled all the "old flawed" transmissions off the lines and were using the "revised" shift forks.
Not sure how true any of it is, nor if I believe any of it. But that was the last word I had heard.
I'm on my 3rd trans in 25k miles atm.
I'll be sure to post up some images.
Although it might come down to finding a new Cat-back entirely, All depends on the sound that I'm able to get.
I enjoy the car as is, but an H-pipe and some new tips are for sure necessary.
Does come with spring.
Don't have PN on me currently but I'll get it when I get home if I can find it.
Did come to find out later it's actually cheaper to order the whole muffler than just the Actuator.
So about 2 months ago I started having issues with my Active exhaust (I've made a previous post about this).
After hours of trouble shooting we discovered that the Connectors from the actuators had been ruined when installing Long Tube headers by pushing them back into a pinch weld.
Fast...
Use two bottles along with 10 Qts of oil.
Engine is QUIET now, like scary quiet compared to how it sounded before.
I guess only time will tell now, but I’m a believer at the moment.
Fair warning, I was told the same.
My car has currently spent a combined 214 DAYS at the dealership, and is on it's THIRD Transmission.
First one they replaced the entire trans, Second they replaced the forks.
It could be a while without your car unfortunately.
Recently started getting a P0050 Code which references the Bank 2, Sensor 1, Heater Circuit is bad.
I would assume that if the 02 was bad my AFR would not read at all, and would cause some issues with drive-ability, however the car drives just fine, and AFR is reading appropriately.
From what...
I've had this identical issue.
The "Stock" tune from Lund is just a general base map, and it has most sensors turned on, which causes the ECM/PCM to have a little bit of a fit if there is an error code present.
If you flash a newer revision tune (In my case my 5th revision) the Codes that are...
Exactly, I love the noise level that it has now (Don't get me wrong, more isn't bad), but the upgrade would be purely for the tips, and yeah 2k+ for Tips just isn't what I'm looking to do haha.
So a lot of us Picked up the Active exhaust to keep it, however I'm sure I'm not the only one that wishes they had larger Tips/Different looking.
Has anyone seen an aftermarket company that has produced a set for those of us with active?
I know you cannot just cut and weld as per regular...
Sadly this was easily avoidable, I fucked up the wiring when I did my headers, when it grounded out it ruined the actuator.
Pretty much all my fault
Thankfully it’s fixed and I can enjoy the car again.
Was pleasantly surprised to find out that the actuators just pulled off with 3 nuts.
As far as I had been reading online when customers had been having issues Ford had just been replacing the entire muffler, leading me to believe it would be a much more costly repair for a stock exhaust lol...
Pulled the Muffler and Removed the Actuator, Must be an entirely different piece than is used on the 350.
The 18's Actuator is entirely enclosed in Plastic and unable to be opened, I did confirm that the Valve itself opens and closes manually freely.
I took the Passenger Side Actuator and...
Really appreciate the response man, I'll be dropping the muffler tonight.
Hopefully the assembly is as easy to remove on the 18's as it is on the 350's!