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I can only go by what I heard people say at the GT350 Track Attack school, who owned both. They said the GT350 was a more fun car to drive, and preferred it over the GT500.

If you think it belongs on the hood, go to the parts listing, and it shows a diagram where everything goes.

^This! That engine generates a tremendous amount of heat. I've had my permanently attached battery tender leads start to deform from the heat.

Let's start with the basics. When did you last replace the batteries in the key fob? They may be completely dead which is why you get no response from the key fob. And do you have the maintainer set for AGM battery, not regular battery? Putting the battery maintainer on may increase the charge...

Was at a car show recently, and Sydney Sweeney was there checking out the Mustangs. I got her to stand next to my car for a picture........ And if you belive that, I have a bridge to sell you. :cwl: But you have to admit, she'd look really good next to my car. 😍

Well, did you lift up the center console lid to see what bumpers are under it? I looked at mine, but they are different given that mine is a GT350. And the link I gave you, was for a GT350.

https://www.ford.com/product/parts?partNumber=FR3Z6304567AB&sectionId=4120795&make=Ford&model=Mustang&year=2019 Part # HM2

Lift up your center console lid. It's a rubber bumper under the bottom of the lid, so it cushions the impact when you close it. I had this happen in my F150 truck. Couldn't figure out where it came from for weeks. And mine looked more like the shape of an ear bud. Luckily I saved it, as one day...

When I had my hood replaced, there was only a small bubbling of the paint by the edge of the hood. I showed the TSB to the dealer, and they agreed it fit the requirements as posted in the TSB. The dealer fought for me, and got approval from Ford for the hood replacement. They also were...

Yes! Read this thread to get more details about keeping these cars unlocked, and/or the key fob nearby and what it does to the battery. https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/low-battery-question.229932/#post-4513825

Battery tenders will not fully charge a battery. Just as the name says, it's a tender that maintains the battery at a specific charge. But won't fully charge like a dedicated battery charger. When I bought my last battery, I attached the tender to it for almost a week straight. The green light...

Leaving the car unlocked, and the key fob near the car, will drain the battery very quickly. As an example, my car is always locked, always on a battery tender, and the key fob far away from it. If my car isn't started for 2 weeks, it goes into deep sleep mode to conserve the battery, Recently I...

Sounds like they want everyone on tires that don't grip the road. This way everyone is losing control of their cars, and killing themselves.

Print out the TSB and bring it with you. Remember, it's Ford who is paying for this repair, not the dealer. And if they still fight you on it, and you have written proof you brought this to their attention years ago, call Ford customer service.

My beauty this past weekend at a show called Fords at the Park. The park overlooks the bay in Glen Cove, NY.

If you read the TSB posted in post#4, there no longer has to be perforated through for it to be repaired under warranty. If you have it on record they inspected it earlier, you should now be covered as they didn't repair it when they should've. And as for the price, when I had my hood replaced...

There is no global oil supply shortage here in the US. We have more oil and gas than we've ever had. There may be shortages in other foreign countries that rely on their oil from the Gulf States. As such, foreign made automotive oils may become in short supply. But we supply most of our own oil...

I only hear the noise until I step on the gas and the exhaust rumble drowns out any fan noise. In other words, you're driving too slow. 😁

Hey, it would've been just as good calling it a Mustang Voodoo. Better name than Dark Horse I feel. 😁

How do they call that a Shelby GT350, when our actual Shelby GT350's are called the same thing? Yet we have the original 5.2L Voodoo engine, not a 5.0L Coyote with a supercharger. 🤔