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19K miles in one year is impressive! Glad to see that I'm not the only one not afraid to put miles on a Mustang. I'm not at your level because I won't drive it in CT winters, but nothing beats a road trip in a Mustang!

It happens once in a while. Normal.

The documentation process is too much of a PIA if I end up having a warranty issue, and I don't want any hassles from Ford. Will reconsider after warranty expires if I have access to a lift, since lying on my back in the garage no longer appeals to me.

100% agree.

I'd like to see the classic 67-68 theme change with the headlights like the Fox and SVT do. I mostly use the Normal setup. I like how the graphic that trails the speedometer and tach gets brighter under hard acceleration.

Definitely not an early build, so that's interesting. You may have something else going on that's not tied to this recall.

Sorry to hear you're going through this. What a frustrating experience. I'm curious if you happen to know the build date of your car. I know Ford made some production updates after August 2024. Separately, did you try a different dealer? Sorry if you've already stated this.

Thanks for sharing. I hope this fix finally solved you issue.

I'm in the Northeast, and with the exception of one drive a few weeks ago on salt-free roads (we had plenty of rain before the snow fell again), mine has been sitting on a Battery Tender. Otherwise, I leave it alone. Take this with a grain of salt... I found the following information via...

I believe they pry the windshield at the base and apply sealant.

I think it's mostly an issue for OLED screens (phones and TVs).

Same here. Let's hope all dealerships get the memo, because it sounds like there've been a lot of inconsistencies based on this thread.

I'd go with four.

Many washes, no issues.

Agree! Huge thank you for the comments, instructions, and posting!

Thanks very much!

Does anyone know what the dealer's process is to inspect for leakage?

I turned off the sound via the settings menu for door locks.

Dedicated winter tires give you more safety and confidence for accelerating braking, plus you get the benefit of getting more years out of your all-seasons. You'll also preserve your wheels if you get a winter wheel and tire package.

Thanks for the details... great explanation!