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I have a very distinct seat squeak when moving seat forward (or if you have the "easy entry/exit" enabled which I toggled off). The cushion squeaks against the seatbelt latch so hard. Is even more pronounced after I had my cooling modules swapped (still sucks a*s anyway).NO
I don't have a squeaking sound. Ever since I bought the car the driver seat has made that noise readjusting the seat, could be the motor or something is stuck under the seat that's making it hard to adjust it. If that was the problem it would of went out 40,000 miles or a year ago.
Ya definitely not ... I mean you were there and heard the noise up close, it's the seat itself. I haven't really looked into it because it doesn't bother me that much. But that sucks.
Kudos for driving it through the winter. I am approaching having to swap in my winter set soon too, probably another month or so.I picked up my winter tires and wheels. We had 45 degrees the other morning and making a turn the back started to move out on me. I drive the car year round so knew that I was going to have to get a winter set.
Found a guy selling some 2019 performance wheels with the all seasons on them and we worked out a deal. He even delivered them to me at my office. I was going to get some winter tires, but the guy who had those the wheels had been curbed pretty badly, the tires were dated 2001 and one was 1999 so they had to be replaced. Even if they weren't too old, the tread was worn down to replacement status anyway. So guess I will go with all seasons again.
I was surprised that it slid a little, but the road was damp because it rained the night before.Kudos for driving it through the winter. I am approaching having to swap in my winter set soon too, probably another month or so.
Losing it at 45F seems odd though, although I think generally 44F/7C is the switchpoint between ideal traction of summer vs winter wheels.
Actually I figured it out! It's the seat rubbing against the center console because I'm so short and need the seat all the way to the frontI have a very distinct seat squeak when moving seat forward (or if you have the "easy entry/exit" enabled which I toggled off). The cushion squeaks against the seatbelt latch so hard. Is even more pronounced after I had my cooling modules swapped (still sucks a*s anyway).
The key has always been the tires.I was surprised that it slid a little, but the road was damp because it rained the night before.
And the car is meant to be driven so why not year round. Over the years of owning Mustangs I've always had them out in the winter, despite people saying they can't be driven in snow. I grew up with RWD and we didn't break out the horse and sleigh in the winter!
The only winter accident I ever had was with FWD. Couldn't recover a skid when someone pulled out in front of me and rolled it over.
Well maybe you didn’t. Not only that but I had to walk 10 miles a day to school!!I was surprised that it slid a little, but the road was damp because it rained the night before.
And the car is meant to be driven so why not year round. Over the years of owning Mustangs I've always had them out in the winter, despite people saying they can't be driven in snow. I grew up with RWD and we didn't break out the horse and sleigh in the winter!
The only winter accident I ever had was with FWD. Couldn't recover a skid when someone pulled out in front of me and rolled it over.
Someone has a really big smile on their face!!Made space in the garage yesterday so my wife can park her car in the garage. They are redoing our water lines, street, and sidewalks for the next 2 months. Also my new rear drag tires and wheels in today. Need to get them mounted now!
Come get them! 10% forum discount.I see grabber lime cones - I need some for my parking space at work …
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