Definitely sounds like air in the cooling system, or low coolant. I've drained the coolant serveral times from a couple Mustangs over the years. The heater core radiator is located directly behind the dash and it happens to be the high point in the coolant system. When you initially step on the...
My 2019 GT was a premium non-PP car. The A10 clearly behaves very differently in my Mach than it did in the 2019. I also cannot confirm if the car actually received a redesigned torque converter or if it is merely tuned differently.
-I was referring to the 180⁰ engine thermostat. In my 2019...
You've done EXACTLY what I've been looking into a solution for. What kind of elbow fitting do you have connected to your intake? Did you tap it into the UPR hose, or was it purchased this way?
This is known on Coyote motors as the "barbeque tick." I encourage you to search the forums on this subject because it is widely discussed.
In short, 1. You probably first noticed it after an oil change 2. It's completely normal (not a problem in most cases) 3. You can get rid of it by putting...
You can successfully paint the calipers without removing the caliper using the G2 paint system. I used them and my paint was resilient for many years. https://g2usa.com/
-but paint them WITHOUT removing the wheels?? Why would you ever want to do that? 5 Nuts and a jacket stand. You need that much.
A couple more pictures. You can see how there is nothing but hard plastic and metal clips contacting the frame of the car. It can be tricky to remove this piece so if you have any issue let me know and I'll help you out.
Did you have any luck fixing your Rattle? I've had this same rear quarter panel/C-pillar Rattle over 3 different S550's. It's taken me that long to figure it out.
1. Buy some self adhering foam pads or tape from O'Reillys.
2. Minimize sound transmission by padding contact points behind the...
I'd start narrowing this down with a trouble-shooting process and keep the thread updated. Let the car sit for a while and then pull all 4 plugs on the passenger side. Stick a blue tooth camera down there and see if a piston has oil sitting on top of it.
What ever you do, do not agree to pay the $1200.00 price they are quoting you, it's insane. There is no specialized knowledge needed and a local mechanic can do it for a substantially better price.
From the nature of the questions you're asking regarding data logging, it would be a good idea to have someone look over your CAI install to insure everything is where it's supposed to be. Did you change anything else on the car?