AZ_Ryan with all the rain we have in the last week I'm sure your good. Mine looked the same even after doing the flood test proceedure. My windshield was replaced and was sealed better than Ford would have done. If I ever decide to do it I will insist on talking to the technician doing the...
If you plan on keeping the car far past the original warranty you might consider Fords extended one. Best place to get is from Granger Ford in Iowa. My dealers eyes bugged out of his head when he saw what I paid for mine. Make sure you check the box for the lights for very little cost...
I have the fob in my pocket all the time pushing the trunk release button on the dash. Works everytime. I would look into pulling the control assembly on the dash to make sure the connectors are seated. If one isn't handy I would take it to the dealer for warranty.
If you have to use that snow shovel keep that Stang parked inside. Once I got mine up on the lift I couldn't imagine letting salt eating all the little spaces and brackets.
Most times when a windshield is replaced it is done better than factory if done by someone with experience. This is more true when its done with a small business owner. I had mine done by such and don't want anyone jacking the corners that is not having water leak issues. Ford is trying to...
I have both 2amp and 5amp. I use the 2amp on my other mustang that gets driven once a month and works well on a 4 year old battery. I use a 5amp on my 2024 to keep it topped off. A 2amp should be fine for long storage.
One thing is to note the temperature range the tender will be used in...
A battery at 80% is considered dead and would need a charge. With all the electronics the alternator rarely will charge to 100%. If you have an early build job one I wouldn't have much faith in it taking a full charge. Many sat months after the lines were stopped with production problems.