I have a small pouch that blocks signal transmissions. I put my key fob in that when I go to the car wash or leave my car in a parking lot. You can also wrap in aluminum foil too.
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This is of interest to me. I have been logging my indicated vs calculated for over a year now and my car over estimates by .9 miles. I wonder what direction (left or right) and how much would adjust that out.
This was taken from page 140 in the UK Mustang Owners Manual regarding how you reset your fuel pump shut-off. I also tried a search for gr3b-63044f09-a, no hits. Unable to find anything that resembles it under my dash both left and right side.
In the event of a moderate to severe collision...
Thanks for posting, something I had forgot about. I was curious about what going from stock 18" to 19" would do to a 3:31.
https://tiresize.com/gear-ratio-calculator/
Here is something I wish I would have put some silicone on:
W710461S300 WIPER ARM COVER
http://oemfordparts.jackyjones.com/ford/mustang/w710461s300/2015-year/gt-trim/5-0l-v8-gas-engine/body-cat/wiper-and-washer-components-scat/?part_name=wiper-arm-cover
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Just for a quick reference, I would use 6.2 lbs per gallon for fuel weight . Making a full tank of 16 gallons at 99.2 lbs. I am using a specific gravity of .743 which should be close to E10 unleaded 91-93 octane.
A specific gravity of .743 is 74.3 percent the density of water. Since a gallon...
The stock air intake is a cold air intake system. Read the similar threads below they may help you.
Use this link to see the offerings of aftermarket systems and the stock system
http://www.americanmuscle.com/2015-mustang-cold-air-intakes.html
I do not have a problem with it. When my wife first saw "our" mustang at the dealership she immediately remarked how pretty (her exact words) the color was. Within five minutes of look around the car she was complementing the lines and style.
So bottom line is…….if you are single and every...
PonyGrrrl sorry to hear about your misfortune. I had something similar happen to my 2012 Mustang and can certainly sympathize with you.
As MikeD1 said "This is a job for Trunk Monkey"
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I agree with OLD_CAR_GUY you are best suited with a dedicated snow tire. I grew up in Kansas and our family had a set of snow tires that we put on around November.
I must admit that these chain alternatives look much easier to put on but, not sure how long they would last...
I would recommend that you look into a FOB pouch that will block the signal. As Redline727 mentioned your car will be sensing the key. Try an experiment and wrap your FOB in aluminum foil. Here is an example of a pouch.
http://www.fobguard.com