Vlad Soare
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The fact that it doesn't cause any long-term damage doesn't make it normal. It's definitely not normal. You may call it however you want, Ford may call it however they want, but normal it is not. It's just sloppy engineering.
People keep complaining about all sorts of squeaks and rattles, then spend countless hours trying to fix them, but when the engine makes a horrible, unnatural noise that would make anyone ask: "oh my God, is your engine broken?", they dismiss it as "normal". Really? How does that make any sense?
Its mere existence is a major problem in and of itself, regardless of whether it causes damage or not.
People keep complaining about all sorts of squeaks and rattles, then spend countless hours trying to fix them, but when the engine makes a horrible, unnatural noise that would make anyone ask: "oh my God, is your engine broken?", they dismiss it as "normal". Really? How does that make any sense?
Its mere existence is a major problem in and of itself, regardless of whether it causes damage or not.
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