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The drone is strong with this one, for sure. I got mine to a manageable level by dynamatting the trunk floor, spare tire well, and fender wells. Then covered that with a Home Depot 1/2" denim insulation with the silver backing. It took the edge off of drone. It is definitely still there, but...

You should have tried this...

Did you feel a hesitation when it happened? If not, maybe you ran over a discarded soda bottle and the "smoke" was vapor kicked up?

A loose connection would make it hot. Current going through smaller contact surface = more heat. [Whoops, re-read post and you were referring to mounting bolt, not bolt holding an electrical connection]

It is odd that you are not getting a light when it should be engaging. I'd start by checking fuses/relays. Have you seen any change in normal braking effort or distance along with this change in behavior?

I'm fortunate to live in NC where premium = 93, NOT 91 octane. I'm close enough to the SC border to enjoy their lower gas taxes which can save $0.20/gal. Now I know how moonshiners feel hauling over the state line. I have (4) x 5 gallon cans I usually drag along. I fill up the "other" car...

Good overhead lighting, laundry sink, mini fridge, area for detailing supplies, something to play some tunes (bluetooth speaker?), workbench/tool storage, good fan (or heater for you northern folks)

"Ford declined to specify which parts of the car may need replacing to correct this flaw but an insider hinted that the issue may lie with a part behind the steering wheel referred to as the ‘grunting moron’." Conversely, in the motorcycle world, most accidents are caused by the NUT that...

Have you seen these?

I can't tell you why the exhaust pops, but I know the timing of the cams and engine calibration from the factory either allow it or don't. When Ford was designing the Focus RS, the engineers were asked to add more popping to the exhaust. They stated it was possible but would hurt mileage...

I generally have one medium loud pop after engaging a/c. It has been 95-98 degrees here lately and it is like clockwork.

I've been a long time user of Zaino. There are other great products out there, some better, but I keep coming back to Zaino. The ease of application keeps me coming back. Cost is not any worse than any other products as a little goes a long way. I have have a 4 year old bottle of "Grand...

Installed the spring yesterday and I am pleased with the improvement. Clutch is heavier when disengaging, but the smoothness when engaging is well worth the trade. Tip - enlist a helper to push and hold the clutch pedal while you use both hands to exchange the spring assembly. Once I...

For those of you with the Shaker system - Justin Timberlake's "What goes around...comes around" is a great song to showcase the 8" sub. [ame] I've had withdrawals for the JL Audio 12" and Boston Acoustics 6.5s I had in my old truck. This is one song that helps me forget. I also love Stevie...

Two from the mountains of NC.

Only 102 degrees here, but look what my titanium shift knob did to my hand... . . .

This reminds me of a line from Kindergarten Cop with Arh-nold. "Boys have a penis and girls have a vagina"

Yeah, the sidewalls on the tires are huge! Look like something off of a Ford Ranger.

Real nice video. Do you think the 3.73 with the PP helped or hurt you compared to the optional 3.55?

:rant:Remember when your mom used to say "Don't take that tone with me!"? I think it means things are about to get real... :rant: In track mode, things get 'real' really fast.