2015-MUSTANG
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This started yesterday. Both sides temp on low temp but driver side half of the car is blowing hot air. Anyone ever delt with this before?
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Me too. I cant imagine what these cars will look like in 5 years. Starting to regret this purchase and I am in no position to get rid of it now either.2017 EU spec EcoBoost here. The exact same thing started happening to me yesterday, on a hot day. The car is only 8 months old with 6000 km on (3750 miles). This seems to be a common problem to the 2015+ Mustang, but never happend to me to any of the cars I owned before. Seriously, I start questioning the quality of these cars...
Find a different dealer. In no way shape or form is it normal.Update: I took the car to the dealer yesterday and they confirmed that they have to top it up with coolant (as if it was needed...). They will do it next week. They could not find a leakage and they told me it's normal for any car to leak a bit coolant, although I am not convinced... I will keep you posted.

Can you imagine how many people they say that to and they actually believe it and end up paying for work that should be under warranty ???Update: I took the car to the dealer yesterday and they confirmed that they have to top it up with coolant (as if it was needed...). They will do it next week. They could not find a leakage and they told me it's normal for any car to leak a bit coolant, although I am not convinced... I will keep you posted.
OK, now you scare me. In my country you cannot live without an air-condition. Given the amount of heat these cars produce, I think I am gonna be toasted bread if they cannot fix it...Ok, so mine went for the airco fix today, but it was a disaster.... whatever they replaced in the interior (some sort of valve) didnt work, and now they have no idea what to do next.
Theyve asked for Ford to send them advice, and I will have to take it back for approx 3-5 days in the next few weeks for further assessment.
Navigation is also kaput.
Ive already had (2) failed appointments to fix the airco, and Ford refuse to give a free replacement vehicle for the 3-5 days appointment.
Im not very impressed. Welcome to owning a Mustang in Europe :(
Totally agree with you. But I am not going to pay anything. It's all up to them.Can you imagine how many people they say that to and they actually believe it and end up paying for work that should be under warranty ???
Its not just Ford though, my experiences with Porsche and BMW have been just as bad.
That is why Forums like this are so beneficial as you can learn about all these things :frusty:
