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Yeah, the reason you can't get it back out is because they were over tightened. Happens a lot with the plastic screw nuts. If you can get something between the screw and where it is threaded in and put pressure between the 2 you can get it to back out.

Me too, i got it used with 63000 miles on it for 23000.00. My new Mustang gt optioned with everything was 54800.00.

So we have an expensive mustang? Nice! My E39 M5 was 69400, in 2001?

I guess? 🤷‍♂️

What does that mean? A car licensed through a different company? You don't own it? Registered to whom? Makes no sense.

To be honest I love my mustang, v8 na. My E 39 M5 crank hp was 394. So they said, would spank my gt on the hyway. That car was ridiculous. Top speed was 175 lol.

I'm guessing, if you take the inner splash shields off which involves taking the wheels off! You might be able to do it?

Looks like is part of the side bracket, which isn't cheap and you would have to pop the cover off to replace it. If you try a slightly bigger screw go easy, use some lithium grease. Otherwise you will brake the side bracket. Unfortunately plastic covers are meant go on once, we replace the side...

The plastic scew nuts, if over tighten at the factory will need new ones. It will never get tight again. I haven't taken off a rear cover on these yet. If it's incorporated at the the end of the bumper stay, might need a new one. Another option is get a bigger threaded screw so you can actually...

That is opening a big can of worms, I work in the autobody industry. Might as well take public transport. And unless you live in the city, which most can't afford will cripple the blue collar people who fix those vehicles. Sad state of affairs.

True, but life was so awesome back then, people actually got together in person and used the telephone to just find out where everyone was going to meet up lol.

The Mullet, lmao I rocked that hair style...🤣

Yeah it's ok, has some old school vibes. Seeing it on the vehicle in person will be different. You can't tell by the picture, it has some nice gold pearl, with a some red/ orange pop to it with the yellow orange toner. Will be way easier to deal with than Molten Magenta lol.

Definitely NPP

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Not really an impressive color.

Looked it up at work today.

Cool you figured it out. We all find stuff that we can figure out. Dealer won't. Thanks for sharing.

In reality it comes down to maintenance, every engine is different. But maintenance is key! Maintain you vehicle it will give many smiles per mile.

This, change your own oil. Dealer techs (so called) don't care. I change my oil, never had an issue.