My poor Mustang got gapped by one of these things. It didn't look stock. But still, a Hyundai in dress clothes? So I looked it up. These things are doing 4.5s 0-to-60 and high 12s basically stock, they are AWD, and tunable as heck. And you can buy them brand new for like $45k fully loaded.
I...
Amazon. Cheap, but did the job. Note these are only for non-premium, since they don't work with the mirror turn signals. I have a base 300A, so they worked for me.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B28F885C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
Some pics from when I was working on her:
Taking apart the dash for the Sync 3 upgrade. 4dtech did a good job with the harnesses and installation videos. Though Forscan still shows some DTC codes I can't clear. I read about it in some other threads and will just live with it. Everything works...
Yeah. What I dumped into it with this work... most of that I would get back. It was in such a bad way before that selling or trading it would have meant taking virtually nothing for the car. Nobody wants a mustang with bad paint, smoking oil leaks, blown speakers, broken A/C, etc. Now it's nice...
Cross-posted in 7G also, since shopping for an S650 was what prompted this whole journey.
I was halfway convinced to buy a new S650. My 2015 GT I've had since the S550 launch had a lot of trouble. Valve cover oil leak causing smoke. Shifter was f'ed up. HVAC controls were halfway broken (I...
The vents are stuck *mostly* in defrost mode. A little air comes out of the dash, and underneath. Setting to dash vents or under dash vents does nothing - it has zero effect. The proper button lights up, but nothing happens. Air is still heated and/or cooled appropriately, so AC and Heater are...
Problem turned out to be the wheel hub after all. One of the sensors got loose, and the wheel partially destroyed it. The hub itself took some damage in the affair. The sensor was sending out bizarre, nonsensical data, causing the car's ECU to go haywire, shut off the ABS system, and put the...
Performance looks good (in theory). Exterior is beautiful and looks like a supercar. Price is competitive and on point.
On the other hand, the interior looks like crap. What's with the huge row of buttons and that ugly square steering wheel? What's with the floating tablet that looks like...
The problem isn't with the engine now, near as I can tell. My SCT reader doesn't even see the code in question - and I've run clear all dtc codes anyway. I think this is ABS related. Googling the code *seems* to point that way too, but there's almost no documentation on what this code means.
It shows the code. DTC code c41500.
It does not allow me to reset. Driving the car around a bit in engineering mode does mark the "x" for "current" DTC and not just historical.
Update. Replaced battery. Looked for ground shorts - could not discover anything. No engine error codes after reset - but ABS and Advancetrac service light still on. Traction control, hill start, etc... all off. But car is drivable now.
Apparently my SCT device does not give me ABS error codes...
Major problem with my Mustang. It's basically undrivable at the moment. Wonder if y'all might have some insight to help me diagnose (because don't want to get bent over by a dealer if I can avoid it). 2015 Mustang GT, Manual transmission, 300A package, ~65k miles.
Problem started last Friday...
I beat it up pretty bad ;).
The engagement point has changed. When I bought it (new), the engagement point was near to the floor. Now it's near to the opposite end of pedal travel.
Who said they were? My wife loathes the car, thus it is implied that she doesn't agree with me when it comes to taste in cars.
Said agreement is also unnecessary.