Hey everyone. I just recently got new tires installed (friday afternoon), but unfortunately the guys at discount mixed up the wheels and had a rear on the front, and a front on the rear. Didn't notice anything driving it home tbh, but yesterday I drove it to work and I started feeling it...
I wait until the oil gauge hits the green area. I can wait 2-3 minutes of driving for it to hit that before I bang on it. It is always better to let mechanical parts warm up a bit.
I know. I am saying mod the code so it doesnt fail. For example my buddy has a tuned 335 with FBO. He does not need to disable anything because the tuners mod the code in the ECU to always read PASS.
That is absurd. A tuner needs to offer a tune to tweak the values so the CEL doesnt pop up. My buddy has a BMW and those tuners do it and dont even care. Not sure why mustang tuners are so scared to do it.
Just shitty gas mileage. If I had a station on the way home I wouldnt care, but the one I have to go to is 20 mins out of my way. I usually run it for 3-4 weeks then run 91 for 1-2 weeks to flush and repeat.
Happens to me every morning backing out of the garage/driveway here in Tucson. Its funny this thread was made because this morning I was really wondering what the hell causes this.
Just got my rears replaced at discount and told them to put on the same p zeros that came with the car until the fronts wear out and I can go with another brand. It appears they put on P Zero Neros. Are these the same as the P Zeros from the factory?
I am approaching 16k miles and I still have factory p zeros for perf pack. Im tuned with e85 and headers and by no means baby the car, but I dont do burn outs. Still have decent tread left.